News and Views

Holy Week is a sacred drama in which we are called to enter with our whole selves—our stories, wounds, hopes and identities.

A search for a church or religious organization without sinners is a search without end.

Friends and family of Andry José Hernández Romero say he was deported because he was wrongfully identified as a gang member due to Catholic tattoos.

A Catholic liturgist reflects on the centurion’s prayer of humility recited at every Mass and the hope it gives her.

Pastor Ram Gava writes concerning the impact of the cancellation of international funding on Uganda’s marginalized communities.

Jesus asks the crowd to participate in the freeing of Lazarus and he asks us to participate in the freeing of our friends, so that they too may have new life.

Incorporating the Liturgy of the Hours into my life bolstered my relationships with those I love and deepened our connections, writes Valentina Marquez.

If you’re an LGBTQ Catholic who grew up in the late 20th century, you probably know something about Brian McNaught.

We tend to forget that we’re all sinners, just like the Prodigal Son.