Before speaking of hope, we need to allow ourselves to lament; not to remain trapped in pain, but to honor what has been lost. For tears do not draw us away from God, but bring us closer to what is most human within our faith.
Before speaking of hope, we need to allow ourselves to lament; not to remain trapped in pain, but to honor what has been lost. For tears do not draw us away from God, but bring us closer to what is most human within our faith.
Pope Leo XIV appears to have fully bounced back from the lung operation that sent him to the hospital less than three weeks ago: On the stage of...
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This week in Christian history includes the public's first viewing of the Sistine Chapel ceiling, the death of Albert Carman and the premiere of “Hacksaw Ridge”
Read moreThe Life - For All Saints' Day, our panelists chose to spend a day with a saint Who they chose and what they did yielded some delightful surprises...
Read more"Those who hunger and thirst for justice, practice mercy and pursue peace are the ones who most closely embody the holiness to which we are all called," writes...
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A woman’s T-shirt reading “AND WE KNOW THAT” sparked a reflection on Romans 8:28 and on why trusting God’s plan is no reason for Christians to sit out...
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Wemaple will be firmly committed to the public interest and democratic values.
