Faith+Culture

“I am going to prepare a place for you,” Jesus said to his disciples (Jn 14:2). What did he mean?

Whenever we turn our attention to Joseph, we are led, by him and through him, to discover the God whom he heeded and the divine mission he served.

Universities across the country are experiencing a surge in students seeking the sacrament of confirmation this academic year.

We pay so much attention to the figure of the good shepherd in this Gospel, we might overlook another important detail.

The SPRED disability ministry is filling a gap in the Church, especially for children who go to public school, but the overall need outpaces what is available.

The resurrection of Jesus sets everything on its head.

How can rapid advancements in medical technology, questions about the criteria for brain death and the rise of transhumanism be considered within a Catholic framework?

So, just where was Thomas? When we hear this reading from St. John’s Gospel, we can’t help but wonder.

The Church teaches that religious life — and really, all of consecrated life — is based around the concept of “charism.”

And what exactly do people mean when they talk of being already “saved”?