It is remarkable and new, not just that web design was a major part of Carlo Acutis’s life, but that the Catholic Church praised it as an integral aspect of his sanctity.

Traditionalism today is less about questioning Vatican II theology and liturgy and more about waging broader culture wars.

Erik Baker’s history of the entrepreneurial work ethic explores the unholy union between American psychology and American business.

How do we learn to love our neighbors who defend the indefensible?

Bishop Mark Seitz of El Paso reflects on the Church's prophetic role during an era of anti-immigrant scapegoating.

It is Nietzsche himself who emerges as the most astute critic of all attempts to present his work “objectively."

Commonweal editors curate a twice-daily roundup of updates about the conclave.

That Francis explicitly rebukes Vance is extraordinary. But then, so too is Vance’s consistent and dangerous demonizing and scapegoating of migrants.

In the final years of Francis's papacy, Robert Prevost became one of the pontiff's closest collaborators. What clues does their bond hold about Leo's pontificate?