The historic pontificate of an American Pope connects the questions of unity in the church and peace in the world. The election of Leo XIV on May 8, 2025—the first pope from the United States—signifie...

"In twenty-five years as a caregiver for elderly Trappist monks, I’ve experienced countless times the grace that emerges in vulnerability."

Virgil Michel and his friends at the Catholic Worker knew that liturgy and social justice are inseparable—together, they are the source and the fruit of true Christian spirit.

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Podcast Episode · What Matters Most · February 25 · 1h 20m

On Nicholas Worssam's "In the Stillness, Waiting: Christian Origins of the Prayer of the Heart"

On this next episode of "The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast," John Dear speaks with Robert Ellsberg, the publisher and editor-in-chief of Orbis Books, about his latest book about saints.

A monastic approach to everyday living that applies Jesus’s teaching of radical non-judgement as a balm for the polarized environment commonly found in the Church and the world today. Too often Christ...

For our age of social isolation, the Rule of St. Benedict models community as a shared discipline.