Spirituality

In praise of a snail's pace

ByColleen Gibson

What makes us holy? When does the past end?

ByMargaret Cessna

May the Holy Spirit continue to call us

ByMarjorie Guingona

Radical creativity could help renew consecrated life today

ByNameeta Renu

Sisters of St. Joseph carry 'radical' history forward at Event 2022

ByPamela Schaeffer

Be like trees, architects of union in communion

ByMolly Fernandes

Teens' lives inspire authentic additions to the Beatitudes

ByJane Marie Bradish

Tilling the hard ground of our defenses and old ways surfaces transformation

ByJoyce Meyer

My homeless community teaches me to pray

ByEileen Sizer

As Catholics, what is our responsibility to address climate change?

ByMaxine Kollasch

Even in desolate times, they write love notes with radishes

ByJoan Sauro

Communion and culture wars: Is there a better way?

ByChristin Tomy

Every grownup has an obligation to the children in our society

ByRosemary Wanyoike

Troubles of Kenyan fathers illuminate a new parable of the prodigal son

ByNancy Watenga

Resist weariness, fan passion, offer hope to younger generations

ByNancy Sylvester

Darkness may endure but grace gets us through

ByMargaret Cessna

How are the gifts of the Holy Spirit at work in me amid today's divisiveness?

ByJudy Principe

Despite the pain and brokenness of COVID, Pentecost offers hope

ByMary Catherine Redmond

More than hope: Spiritual gifts for troubling times

ByColleen Gibson

'Speaking in tongues' — what does that mean?

ByMaxine Kollasch