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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.

Oppressive regimes have often targeted the Church despite history's repeated lesson: the successor of Peter remains, but the successors of Caesar are long forgotten.

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.

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?

In the ninth chapter of "Letters to a Young Catholic," Weigel explores restoration and liturgical renewal by focusing on St. Mary's Catholic Church in Greenville, South Carolina.

The Greeks identified education as skole - leisure. Their vision for education and leisure alike can help Christians to arrange our own lives today.

Modern life often unfolds surrounded by the handiwork of man rather than the handiwork of God. Encounters with nature help us to embrace the rhythm and gift of Creation.