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While intelligence is a great gift, it is not the ultimate test of our human quality – and it is perhaps far less important in political and social life than is a solid character.

The ordinary time of summer serves as a yearly break from work-centered mindsets, giving us on opportunity to reflect on how we read the news.

A quick primer on engaging those with whom we disagree.

Being steeped in the Christian tradition can serve as a buffer against an algorithmic society.

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

The modern secular world has a religious creed of its own: although it is hard to define, it is readily enforced but a mob mentality.

Catholic life has been increasingly dominated by questions of tradition, with many defining themselves based on their understanding of tradition. What is it, and what is its role in the life of faith?

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.

In an age in which many have heard the name of Jesus but few have encountered him, Christians are called to spread a message of liberty to captives. Have no fear: you were born for this.

Mary Guilfoyle is the former Director of Evangelization and Discipleship at Our Lady of Good Counsel in Plymouth, Michigan. In that capacity, in addition to serving on the parish leadership team, one of her responsibilities was overseeing and growing one of the largest Alpha programs of any Catholic parish in the United States. Mary served as Hub Church Director for Alpha USA and trained more than 100 parishes on how to integrate Alpha into their pastoral planning in order to be outward-focused missionary parishes.