For many Black Catholic communities in the United States, Pope Francis’ life and legacy, as someone who lived out an ethic of “all are welcome,” is “exactly...
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Part of me resented when my 68-year-old mom mentioned offhandedly that she was shopping for what she plans to be her final computer. “Laptops tend to last me...
Angela Denker is an author and the pastor of Visitation and Public Theology at Lake Nokomis Lutheran Church in Minneapolis. In 2022, David Brooks published a...
Malachy Fallon, the first lay executive director of the Xavier Society for the Blind, “happened to be at the right place at the right time” when he began his...
Readings (Year C): Acts 15:1 – 2, 22 – 29Psalm 67:2 – 3, 5, 6, 8Revelation 21:10 – 14, 22 – 23John 14:23 – 29 Reflection:...
The Wounds Are the Witness By Yolanda Pierce (Broadleaf Books, 2024) The concepts of healing, wholeness, and justice have practically been commodified these...
Conversations among Catholics about trans people and the church often center on questions of inclusion and belonging in relation to church life and teachings...
As a child, Teresa of Avila—the 16th century Spanish saint and mystic—hatched a plan with her brother, Rodrigo. She had been reading about how wonderful heaven...
This is not relaxing television. The Pitt (Max) is a new series on an old theme—emergency department drama at a hospital. Borrowing the format of the series...
The cliché of the young man in his mother’s basement spending hours playing video games has taken hold of our imagination, but sadly this cliché has real-world...
