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Desolate, wind-swept islands off the coast of Scotland occasion a traveler’s musings on sacred spaces and climate change

T. G. Masaryk fathered a Czech version of national socialism: a tolerant democratic party with respect for human rights.

Rev. Bill Shaw, a Presbyterian minister in a Catholic neighborhood of Belfast, is working to soothe generations of sectarian strife.

A new book examines the origins of the pope-centered church, in which we assume that the bishop of Rome writes encyclicals, convokes councils, and declares saints

Even as more distressing news about the church emerges, the Synod on Young People continues its work in an atmosphere of joy

In a new collection, Cathleen Kaveny provides practical ways that the legal tradition can serve as a source of insight for Christian ethicists

As Venezuela's economic collapse turns into a humanitarian catastrophe, U.S. economic sanctions are inhibiting growth and recovery.

Walks through Rome on the eve of the Synod reveal that the church’s unruly irregularity is not a liability, but instead its greatest, most precious asset