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As the Synod concludes, how can the church be sure that its message is heard online?

A recent retrospective at the Whitney Museum centers on the activist legacy of New York City artist David Wojnarowicz, but also reveals his latent Catholicism

Even though four billion dollars have been spent on sex-abuse settlements, a 2017 survey of diocesan financial records found mixed results on transparency

A close reading of a talk given by the former nuncio at Notre Dame in 2012 reveals his crude ideological motivations

After the Khashoggi murder, it is time for the United States to reconsider its cynical relationship with Saudi Arabia

One way for civil prosecutors to circumvent the statute of limitations on abuse cases is to use RICO, an anti-corruption law. But is it really the best approach?

After his latest letter, it has become clear that what Viganò is really incensed about is homosexuality in the priesthood

Why, despite advances in productivity, are so many of us still working such long hours at jobs that seem like they could disappear without anyone noticing?

More than a mere exercise in rhetorical analysis, today’s best criticism is an exercise in self-forgetting love

Synod delegates have become increasingly outspoken about young people on the margins, calling particular attention to the suffering of migrants and refugees

The headquarters of conservative resistance to Pope Francis is in the United States, as ideologues like Stephen Bannon make inroads into the hierarchy