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The story of a Japanese-American writer who found her voice and place in the Catholic Worker movement.

It is Nietzsche himself who emerges as the most astute critic of all attempts to present his work “objectively."

Tomáš Halík discusses his life as an underground priest during Communism, renewal in the Church today, and his book 'The Afternoon of Christianity.'

The bishops once used their influence to encourage nuclear disarmament. Can they do so again now?

'It came as a bit of a surprise recently when both my twenty-something children began to show an interest in the Catholic Church.'

A father and son pair of biblical scholars insist that changing one’s mind about sexuality is legitimated by the way Scripture shows God changing his mind.

Habermas suggests that secular modernity, which is threatening to spin out of control, needs its sister religion now more than ever.

Knowing that the liturgical furniture of Notre-Dame would be newly designed, my expectations were high. Unfortunately, they were disappointed.

The archbishop of Canterbury’s resignation is a first step toward reform. But it may not be enough to restore trust.

What drove me out of Shiloh Fellowship was not exorcism but the emphasis on subjective emotion to the exclusion of almost everything else, including Christian doctrine.

Rejecting the use of John 8:44 in such proximity to Jews is the lowest bar imaginable for delineating criticism of Israel from antisemitism.

Our most-read pieces of the year—from the cult-like appeal of Donald Trump to a faith removed from the culture wars, and much, much more.

If Musk and Ramaswamy get their way, working-class Trump voters will have to fend for themselves so that the government can balance the budget and lower taxes for the rich.