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Though director Sébastien Lifshitz’s earlier films have addressed LGBTQ+ themes to great acclaim, in Casa Susanna, he unveils something entirely fresh and powerful here, a thoughtful examination of identity and community.
Scenes from the life of Joseph give us a glimpse of the virtues of this laborer and upstanding Jewish man, the carpenter who will build something beautiful for the God of his forefathers.
This month, Sister Rose reviews “The Pope’s Exorcist,” “Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret.,” and “Those Who Remained.”
As Mary’s story shows us, one person’s faith can forever change the world.
Reflect Jesus was known for his relationships with sinners, persons at the margins of society due to their employment, health condition, ethnicity, or lifestyle. Following
Wednesday of the Seventh Week of Easter May 24, 2023Daily Reading from the USCCB: Acts 20:28-38 Paul’s farewell discourse to the Ephesian elders continues. He
Creation will not hurry. Yet, as life thrives and evolves, God will accomplish everything.
Pope Francis has called for a synod to be held in Rome, starting in October 2023 with another session in October 2024.
Reflect Thomas Merton understood so much about the challenges of the engaged spiritual life. He wrote, “Prayer and love are really learned in the hour
Tuesday of the Seventh Week of Easter May 23, 2023Daily Reading from the USCCB: Acts 20:17-27 From Ephesus Paul sets out on a re-visitation of
