Fratelli tutti

In France, ordinary citizens submit their grievances, or doléances, to the state. Will their government actually listen?

Since the release of 'Fratelli tutti' five years ago, the encyclical's call for human fraternity, social friendship, and a culture of encounter has lost none of its salience.

What must we do to develop a true culture of encounter?

A conference in Rome brings clarity to one of Pope Francis’s more elusive concepts

A living Church must hold two seemingly opposed but equally radiant goods: the local and the universal.

‘Chisme’ can be a way of speaking publicly for those who feel they lack power or permission.

At a time when politics appeals to the worst in us, ‘Fratelli tutti’ is a beautiful meditation on what life together as a human family can be.

Francis’s latest encyclical exhorts us to realize the fuller lives that we are called to live.

León Gieco’s Argentinian protest anthem might help us understand ‘Fratelli tutti.’

Catholics should read Francis’s new encyclical not just for what it says, but also for how it says it.