
Richard Rohr on the Hard Work of Transformation
Transformation is always a process of letting go, living in the confusing, shadowy space for a while, and eventually being spit up on a new and unexpected shore.
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Transformation is always a process of letting go, living in the confusing, shadowy space for a while, and eventually being spit up on a new and unexpected shore.

St. Monica (332-387) wasn’t embarrassed about the way she evangelized to her son—although Augustine certainly was from time to time!

I wasn’t alive for 9/11. My mom was three months pregnant with me when the events of 9/11 took place. From my perspective, 9/11 seems like the distant past, much like the other important events that have happened in American history.

For most of us, there are certain moments in time that remain frozen in our memories forever. We can recount every detail of the event, such as where we were, what was happening, how we felt.

Christian believers of today live in a world in which sexual behavior calls for special attention. We need to be attentive to the Holy Spirit we have received.

Through spiritual breathing, we better understand our place in the world and our purpose.

Thank God for Pope Francis. I don’t think another pontiff could have helped us weather the COVID-19 storm any better.

Two Franciscans look back on their experiences of that day and its ongoing impact on their lives.

Falling in love is easy; staying in love takes work. Here are five practices to strengthen the bonds of marriage.

Sister Rose Pacatte, FSP, reviews “The Tomorrow War, ” “Cruella, ” and “Land ” in our September issue!