When Technology Promises Life: The Moral Reckoning of the Fertility Industry The recent revelation that a reclusive Chinese billionaire fathered as many as 100 children…
The Sacred Duty of Memory: Why Stolen Art Still Matters to the Soul The recent lawsuits filed in California over Nazi-looted paintings hanging in the…
The Saint Before the Statute: Archbishop Lori’s Case for Character Over Politics At the Council of Major Superiors of Women Religious national assembly in Florissant,…
The Vatican’s Blueprint for Ethical AI: A Synodal Path Through Silicon Valley In his first encyclical, “Magnifica Humanitas,” Pope Leo XIV offers a sweeping moral…
When Consent Is Declared, Not Given: A Canadian Family’s Grief and the Question Facing Every Faith Community The death of 83-year-old Brigitte Stegemann — known…
When the Classroom Becomes a Cosmos: An Italian Parish Reimagines What Children Learn Under Heaven In San Lorenzo di Sedegliano, a small town in the…
When the Rainbow House Burns: What Wildfires Take From Indigenous Communities Beyond Buildings The loss of Matilda Bob’s brightly painted “rainbow house” on the Colville…
When Fear Becomes a Lesson Plan: The Spiritual Cost of Teaching Against a Neighbor In June, before the Texas State Board of Education, Republican Executive…
The Blood of the Land: What 124 Deaths Reveal About Sacred Duty At least 124 land and environmental defenders were killed worldwide last year, with…
The Catholic Church Is Not One Rite — And That Changes Everything Ask the average Catholic to describe their Church and you will likely hear…