Weekly Update

The habits invited by the Christian faith are not meant to be mainly burdensome - so why do we often view the Sabbath as a burden and a restriction?

For too long, believers have been cowed into silence by the insinuation that religion is a ‘private’ matter. Nonsense.

Martin Luther King's legacy is tied up in his conviction on the importance of natural law - a conviction that is often overlooked by activists in the present day.

The convergence of 24,000 young people in St. Louis, Missouri, for FOCUS's SEEK Conference says a lot about the future of the Church.

One resolution we may make this new year is to relocate any of our misplaced hopes amidst a politically charged world, steadying ourselves with each new day in the epic reality our faith gives us.

The Feast of the Holy Innocents seems to be a brutal intrusion on the festivity and cheer of the Christmas season. How can we allow it to inform our faith?

Church documents are to be read through the lens of the tradition of the Church.

Elite American higher ed has again found itself immersed in political back-and-forth over what constitutes “free speech” on their campuses.

We are experts at persuading ourselves that what we do not want to be true is false, or at least uncertain.

How are Christians to approach questions of artificial intelligence - with disdain and dread, excitement and joy, or something else entirely?