Editorial: The Ten Commandments in the Classroom
When you think about the purpose of the public schools in our country, what comes to mind? Beyond the obvious goal of providing an education on a variety of subjects to prepare the new generation for the next steps in ...
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Faith and Family: Where Technology and Humanity Meet
As a proud member of Gen X, I can remember life both before and after the boom of the Internet. I can still hear the screeching of our dial-up Internet and the seemingly endless supply of free AOL (America Online) ...
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The Canticle of the Creatures
The return to the Portiuncula was by way of Borgo San Sepolcro, Monte Casale, and Citta di Castello.
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If Today You Hear His Voice
Fear can harden our hearts—especially fear of people who we perceive as so very different from us.
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God’s Love Is for All
The commitment to “God and all things” comes first, while our own egos, self-interest, and institutional structures are secondary.
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US bishops’ diocesan survey sets new baseline for Hispanic ministry in parishes nationwide