Weekly Update

Pope Leo's recent papal visit to Africa serves as a reminder that the majority of the Catholic Church exists beyond the West.

The “goal” of Christian charity isn’t to try to fix the world; it’s to witness to the love of Jesus.

Pope and presidents, wars and words. How are American Catholics (and everyone else) to sort through it all?

Gambling can become a big problem, but it's not necessarily wrong in small doses. How are we to think about it?

Contemporary cultural life is at something of a crisis point, when it comes to our experience of aging. We’re not very good at getting old.

Is an ancient heresy making a comeback in new and nuanced ways?

We are living in a time when science tends to be manipulated for ends that go way beyond the science itself – and that is a threat to truth.

As Christians, sacrificing in the short-term for the sake of the long-term is our bread and butter.

However important the events of history are momentarily, they’re always secondary.

In a Catholic practice that may leave many scratching their heads, nearly 400,000 people pre-registered to see the bones of St. Francis (which are on display for the first time in 800 years).