Terrence M. Curry, S.J., is a practicing architect in Brooklyn, N.Y. where he is the director of St. Joseph Studio Workshop.

When I encounter the Good News as read by Johnny Cash, I encounter it as a living proclamation—not as a dead letter.

Alone among its international peers, the United States has no national mandate for paid maternity or paternity leave.

The craftsmanship is extraordinary—woodwork, stonework, metalwork and glasswork. Even with a trained eye, it is almost impossible to distinguish the parts that were replaced from those that survived ...

John and Paul were friends, yes—competitors, too. John may have even been attracted to Paul. But their connection was more profound than any single word can describe. And as proof, we have their songs ...

John Rziha is a professor of moral theology at Benedictine College in Atchison, Kan., where he has taught since 2001.

It would not have been easy for anyone to step into the shoes of the fisherman after Pope Francis, just as it was not easy for Benedict XVI to follow St. John Paul II. But Leo XIV has done so with ...

One Holy Saturday sometime in the 10th century, a married couple dressed in sackcloth and covered themselves in ashes. They went to their parish priest, ...

A senior observer said that Germany’s bishops were irrevocably divided over same-sex blessings, with many believing newly adopted guidelines violated rules set out by the Vatican.

In 'Hindu and Catholic, Priest and Scholar,' the Rev. Francis X. Clooney tells the story of his lifelong engagement in dialogue with the Hindu tradition—as a Jesuit priest.

Mary’s Assumption doesn’t appear in Scripture. But that doesn’t mean it’s just a human addendum to church teaching.

In 'The Spirit of the Game,' Paul Emory Putz offers insights into the synergy between sports and Christianity in the United States.