Community organizing is the Resurrection unfolding in the here and now.

I’ve recently been experimenting with the Catholic AI chatbot Truthly. The experience of interacting with it is not unlike talking to some priests.

Nathan Dufour Oglesby

Easter in a Cynical Age

"Who would harden their hearts at the voice of God? Probably me, if I’m being honest."

Susan Bigelow Reynolds

March 23, 2026

Preaching the Seven Last Words of Christ

Rita Ferrone

Why do we suffer?

Dan Barry

Finding dignity in the deviant and criminal

Pablo Christian Soenen

Wittgenstein & the AI apocalypse

Alexander Stern

‘My First War’

Recently ordained Jesuit priest Fr. Doug Jones joins us from Beirut to speak about the growing humanitarian crisis in Lebanon.

Why Do We Persevere?

Praying the Sorrowful Mysteries this Lent has meant letting Mary guide me to the gates of an ICE detention facility.

Marie Marquardt

More than a Real Estate Deal

Technology Spirituality Religious Life Politics

In 2016, I became a Trappist novice at St. Benedict's Monastery. Now, this place of peace is being purchased by a zealot for war: Palantir CEO Alex Karp.

Evan Bednarz

Fight for the Fourteenth

Immigration Bishops Donald Trump

The bishops filed an amicus brief in support of birthright citizenship. Conservative critics aren’t happy.

Heidi Schlumpf

Curb Your Enthusiasm

Books Philosophy

A new biography of Arthur Schopenhauer reveals a more compassionate philosopher, whose ethics of solidarity is one we urgently need now.

Morten Høi Jensen

Real Solidarity

Lent Donald Trump Immigration Bishops

Becoming a faith community means allowing the faces of the displaced to enter our liturgies and our civic imagination.

Dylan Corbett

Bad for the Church, and the World

Vatican Pope Leo XIV Donald Trump Religion

Many U.S. bishops remain unwilling to call out Trump's authoritarianism. They would be wise to draw lessons from the Church's history with Italian Fascism.

Massimo Faggioli