Opinion

I’m cranky because what delights me in October — sharp air, warm sweaters and breathtaking foliage — will disappear so swiftly into dreary November.

There may be a layer to our loneliness that we need to confront: our growing inability to remain in relationship with people who disappoint us, disagree with us or hurt …

This little girl’s name is Sophie and her life is a miracle, in more ways than one. That’s because she was born the day that her homeland, Nagorno-Karabakh (also called …

Navigating the political sphere is a daunting task for an adult in any stage of life, but for parents with kids at home, this can be even more challenging.

With Pope Leo’s recent diagnosis and extra prayers for the Holy Father added to every parish’s Prayers of the Faithful, conversations on cancer have taken center stage.

The story of the Georgia Martyrs offers a powerful early example of the missionary spirit on American soil.

It is very important to recognize that refugee resettlement is a lawful humanitarian pathway established specifically for people who have fled, or have a well-founded fear of, persecution based on …

When you’re sick, it impacts nearly every aspect of your life.

Our journey through the origins of Catholicism in the 50 states now takes us to Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Oregon and Washington.

Advocates and supporters both make compelling arguments on capital punishment, but neither, in my judgment, make convincing ones. But this is not a concession to either side.