Blessed Isidore gives testimony of breaking the chain of evil by forgiving his oppressors. Pope Leo says this is a frequent testimony given by African martyrs and saints.
Faith meets business: College students selling sports apparel in locker rooms grows into a nationwide purpose-driven company.
Developments in artificial intelligence are posing new challenges for defending human dignity, the Pope says.
“We want to take this model nationwide, breaking the cycle of poverty," says professor who has found a way to link philanthropists to entrepreneurs in win-win.
The founder of Domino’s Pizza, who calls himself a “daydreamer,” left the business world over 25 years ago to “save souls” through faith-inspired initiatives.
The classic film starring Marlon Brando premiered 70 years ago. Current events show it is just as timely today as when it won eight Academy Awards.
With land holdings that dwarf the city of Oakland, the Church in California is in a unique position to make a positive change in the community's housing crisis.
Co-edited by the President of the Society of Gilbert Keith Chesterton, 'Localism' asks if Chesterton's ideas for organizing society would actually work.
"Our heart loves to imagine the serene image of the Guardian of Jesus and Most Pure Spouse of the Blessed Virgin paternally bending over the labors and sorrows of each one, to bless, encourage, support, and comfort."
The Church is emphasizing the need for "concrete solutions" in Cuba.
Newman’s "Idea of a University" is the idea that refuses to die.
The world tells us to be constantly climbing the social pyramid or corporate ladder, but what does the life of Jesus tell us?
When you’re feeling disheartened, the generosity of people in Buy Nothing groups might be the spark of encouragement you need.
Catholic Charities is leading a project that will create 126 new affordable homes as housing crisis and inflation continue.
An international group of students will attend the Economy of Francesco's second International Summer School in 2023.
COVID-19 did not harm finances long-term, but concerns about the future of church giving persist.
40% of total budget spent just on electricity, teachers working 2 or 3 jobs (parents too): Can anything be done?
