Those of you who follow Catholic news might have heard about a ceremony last week in Pittsburgh. It took place in a boat, on a river… with tangerine trees ...

It's become a defining trait of my journey that much of it is spent in the "bridge and tunnel" traffic of crossing parallel universes. As it keeps things fresh ...

My husband says being Catholic, for him, is like being gray-haired or left-handed. It's self-evident, fundamental to who he is, but not something he wants to display on a ...

As it's a good mantra of the Christian journey, here's to new beginnings. With its daily focus on the arcana of all things Vatican and what happens behind the sacristy doors, some of you who ...

Thomas Ward agonized over a choice: should he cheat death by ditching his research or forge ahead and prepare to die? He decided to prepare to die. ...

In the beginning, was God. And sports was with God, and sports was God. Then, out of the muck and mire, God created man, and gave man authority to name all ...

He is a wiry bantam rooster of a man; a ball of nervous energy with brown hair and rectangular glasses sitting atop a Roman nose. From a row ...

David Allen's parents wanted him to see a psychiatrist. Why? Not because he was depressed, taking drugs or getting bad grades in college but because he wanted to convert to Christianity. Allen is one of several ...

Two years after my husband Greg and I were married, word came from his Aunt and Uncle in Florida that there was a problem with his grandmother. In one ...

Through The Gospel of Judas, one of the greatest historical discoveries in the history of humankind, the world’s eyes were opened to a revolutionary view of the ...