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In her poetry, St. Teresa of Ávila insisted on using the vernacular to explain transcendent realities.

A photo essay documents life in Mozambique, which has been torn apart by conflict since 2017.

A tribal, traditional, and trauma-induced Latino identity has been ossifying in the United States for more than four decades.

The story of a Japanese-American writer who found her voice and place in the Catholic Worker movement.

It is Nietzsche himself who emerges as the most astute critic of all attempts to present his work “objectively."

The bishops once used their influence to encourage nuclear disarmament. Can they do so again now?

'It came as a bit of a surprise recently when both my twenty-something children began to show an interest in the Catholic Church.'

A father and son pair of biblical scholars insist that changing one’s mind about sexuality is legitimated by the way Scripture shows God changing his mind.

Habermas suggests that secular modernity, which is threatening to spin out of control, needs its sister religion now more than ever.