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The Vatican keeps telling bishops that they can allow women to serve. It stops short, even now, of telling them that they should.

Trump’s last-minute auction to lease Alaska’s coastal plain for oil drilling failed miserably.

Through his renowned Latin classes, Fr. Reginald Foster taught students new ways to understand time and connect with others.

“She was not patient. She was not kind. Edna was not the neighbor ready with a warm welcome when we bought the house on Harrison Street next door to hers.”

‘Mank,’ a new movie about the politics behind ‘Citizen Kane,’ focuses on Upton Sinclair—a friend of Commonweal’s founding editor.

The vandal president is gone. But the assault on truth has been grievous.

The Senate has a duty to convict Trump for willfully inciting an attack on our democratic institutions.

“Without a dedication to the truth of the equal sacred dignity and worth of every human being, life together is endangered, compromised, even impossible.”

The violent hate that Donald Trump inspired will not simply disappear when he leaves office.

The mask of the stolen election covers the real cause of the Capitol riot.

Why a “dead” language lives on

A new book explores how to build a “theological resistance” when political resistance is futile.

New religious writing on the Book of Revelation, atheism, Maurice Blondel, and the adulteress saved by Christ.