Commentary

What is truth, and how does it relate to God? Even more precisely, why do we call God Truth itself?

The modern world's fixation on victimhood status is unique across cultures and history. From where did it arise?

Christian athletes are often taught that their Christianity should help them be better athletes - but perhaps it's better to look at sport as a tool for becoming better Christians.

Rhetoric based on social justice has been on the rise, often interpreted through a narrow set of concerns. But what if there is better way to understand and address social ills?

To study the life and legacy of St. Benedict is not only to encounter one of the most vibrant spiritual and theological traditions of the Church, but also to explore an enduring case study in the vital relationship between religion and culture.

The Christian tradition offers insights into the importance of physical training and the need for an active balance in the lives of athletes.

Nobody needs another idol: young people need leaders, role models, examples of human virtue. They need the true God.

It is critical for us to understand that our gifts are not ours to hold onto, but rather are ours to give away to others in need.

In remarks offered upon receiving the 2022 Canterbury Medal from the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, Msgr. James Shea explores a poignant question asked of all Christians: Who are you? Where are you going?

Christians are called to use their talents for good, and this applies no less to Christian athletes. What does it mean for Christian athletes to use their talents well?