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Contrary to popular belief, the United States fails to live up to its promised values of freedom and fairness. But are those even the worthy ideals to strive toward?

The Greek Catholic Church in L’viv has played an outsized role in creating the Ukrainian nation.

Portraits by Matisse and Modigliani eventually gesture to more than objectification of their subjects.

The long-running homelessness crisis in the United States has reached acute proportions. One cause clearly outpaces others: a lack of affordable housing.

Canada, under the rubric of compassion and free choice, may be about to usher in an assisted-death law that knows no limits.

Wendell Berry’s frustrating but utterly illuminating new book calls on us to treat our home, and our fellow citizens, with much greater care.

Simone Weil went into the factory to find out more about the social conditions of the modern worker in capitalism. Instead, she found Jesus Christ.

From the archives: A dispatch from Doris Grumbach on a 1970 conference about women’s liberation in the Church.

At the heart of Joseph Ratzinger's theology lay an insistence that we become intimate friends with Jesus.

Joseph Ratzinger was a brilliant theologian whose anti-progressive views became inseparable from his persona. Few committed Catholics will be indifferent about him.