The story of the wedding banquet in Matthew 22 is supposed to be about God's just and peaceful kingdom. Then the king said to ...

Allison Holst-Grubbe offers a reflection for the twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time, October 11, year A: To be clothed in ...

Our spiritual community extends beyond humanity. And your creaturely companion could be waiting for you to join them in ...

But St. Francis of Assisi is someone who still matters today, and in some surprising ways. In our time marked by increasing ...

Allison Holst-Grubbe serves as a cantor and Director of Community Engagement at St. Patrick-St. Anthony Church and The Franciscan Center for Urban ...

Margo Morin is a Pastoral Associate and Spiritual Director serving at a large senior living community in Massachusetts. She has over 30 years of ...

Meredith Anne Miller is an author and the co-pastor of Pomona Valley Church, an online and dinner church based in SOuthern California. If you make a reference to a story from Judeo-Christian scripture ...

On this episode of Just Politics, David Carpio of the AFL-CIO and factory worker and organizer Rogelio Lagunas discuss workers’ rights, immigrant organizing, and building an economy for everyone. What ...

My son Quentin died by suicide on April 26, 2020. Every Catholic parish has people like me who bear the sorrow of suicide loss, as well as those whose loved ones have attempted suicide. They also have ...

Mike Huck of Naperville, Illinois, has a favorite technique to explain the politics of hunger. When addressing Catholic groups, he will place nine grocery bags on a table. Of those nine bags, he asks, ...

During the Second World War, Joseph Stalin is said to have asked, “How many divisions has the pope?” The answer, of course, is none; the pope has neither a brigade nor a battalion. Yet the Vatican ...