
A Catholic Response to the Mental Health Crisis
Behind the statistics, facts, and figures on our nation’s mental health crisis are human beings. How the Church and we respond can save lives and help get people who are suffering the help they need.
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Behind the statistics, facts, and figures on our nation’s mental health crisis are human beings. How the Church and we respond can save lives and help get people who are suffering the help they need.

As Mary grew older, what would she have thought about her role in the story of our faith tradition? A Franciscan writer imagines just that.

Integrating our spiritual and physical selves can lead to a richer prayer experience.

Sister Rose Pacatte, FSP, reviews Lady of Guadalupe, A Week Away, and Roe v. Wade!

We all owe God for his goodness challenging us to continuous thanksgiving. Indeed we owe more than we can ever give back to God.

Here’s Mother’s Day in a different light.

When we exist in a world of gift, in which we ourselves are given, then our own labors must be gifts to those around us.

Philip fled to Samaria and began to preach the gospel there with great success. The Samaritans found the gospel of Jesus appealing and accepted it joyfully.

Through the eyes of love, we see a tree as kin to us, a fellow God-made creature, with its own dignity and its own right to live and grow.

Divorce is one of those painful experiences many of us do not anticipate will touch their personal lives. God does not hate divorced people or the choices they feel they have to make.