No one can strike terror in the heart of a grownup quite like a 16-year-old girl.

Fact: Parents worry about their kids every day. No one knows this more than Mary.

Catholics can learn a thing or two from our evangelical sisters and brothers.

Learning from evangelicals isn’t as simple as introducing praise and worship music and talking about a personal relationship with Christ at your next youth group meeting.

With more adult children moving back home with their parents due to the economy, experts agree: Establish guidelines in advance to avoid arguments down the road. Communication is the first key keeping everybody happy. Here are tips to ease the transition of the new living arrangements.  For parents: 1. Set specific boundaries to keep everyone on the same page.

So your son graduated from college, can’t find a job, and needs a place to live—what’s a parent to do?

Falls and fresh air can teach kids the most important lessons of faith and life.

For Heidi Tousignant, the faith-formation director from Minnesota, having studied peace in college relates directly to some of her most important-and unpaid-work. As a parent "it absolutely enhances my vision of how to raise kids," she says.

Directed by Drew Barrymore (Fox Searchlight, 2009) In Drew Barrymore’s new film about tattooed Texas lasses on skates, Ellen Page, who played a glib pregnant teen in Juno (Fox Searchlight), takes a turn around the track as a spunky, frightened, and impulsive roller derby princess.