Opinion

Natural law “is in principle knowable by anyone, but this knowledge is not always easy to attain; proper education is required.”

An aspect of John’s narrative of the Last Supper has always stuck out to me: Christ’s prayer for unity.

As we struggle with the complexity and noise of today, the church needs monastics more, not less. And the world? Even more so.

From the beginning of the Church, the Holy Spirit has led the disciples of Christ to walk in boldness and in truth. Yet today, many young Latinos in the United …

The idea will not leave my head: how do we anoint a whole world so terribly and self-evidently in need of soothing, healing, consolation and unconditional love?

Only days after announcing a planned-upon, heavily hedged conversion to Christianity, Scott Adams, creator of the “Dilbert” comic strip, author, political commentator and professed agnostic died of metastatic prostate cancer …

“It gives me hope when I meet people on the frontlines of love…Some of them work formally, institutionally, some of them simply do it as a way of life.”

Are we ready for a change? Well, it’s coming.

Thanksgiving is a time when many gather around tables filled with family and abundance, yet so many immigrant families in our community are facing empty chairs, empty refrigerators, and fears …

Even if Pope Leo XIV’s Thanksgiving trip to Turkey and Lebanon began with lighthearted moments — receiving pumpkin pies and White Sox trinkets from the Vatican press corps — the …