Jesus got angry from time to time. All four of the gospels testify to this. This should be no surprise. The Councils of Nicaea (325), Constantinople (381)...
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The rain stopped for no one in Chicagoland this summer, Pope Leo XIV included. On August 11, rolling walls of dark clouds loomed from all directions under an...
When we consider the situation of migrant children in the United States, the reality is troubling. More than 6,200 children have been detained by U.S...
The common life of culture can only exist within what Pope Leo XIV in Magnifica Humanitas (On Safeguarding the Human Person in the Time of Artificial...
When I look at the calendar on my phone, each day is more color-coded than the dashboard of a 20-year-old clunker of a car. I cannot recall how long I have...
Listen on: Apple | Spotify This episode of Just Politics focuses on the U.S. housing crisis, why homelessness is often misunderstood, and what...
In 2021, Hurricane Ida knocked out eight transmission lines and 31,000 utility poles in Louisiana. This left 1 million people without power, with some outages...
Readings (Year A): Ezekiel 18:25–28Psalm 25:4–5, 6–7, 8–9Philippians 2:1–11Matthew 21:28–32 Reflection: Is our theology blocking us from hearing the gospel...
When tabulating the butcher’s bill of armed conflict, we have grown used to expressions like collateral damage, a euphemism for the deaths and injuries of...
