Margo Morin is a Pastoral Associate and Spiritual Director serving at a large senior living community in Massachusetts. She has over 30 years of ...

Margo Morin offers a reflection for the twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time, October 4, year A: We are co-workers in God’s ...

Amidst storms, crowds, and thousands of pope hats, a White Sox game became a space for sacramentality and communion.

Dominic Sanfilippo is a freelance writer and editor who has worked at the intersection of civic dialogue and Catholic education for over a decade, most ...

What do you do if your holidays aren’t joyful? U.S. Catholic wants to know.

Sun Kim offers a reflection for the twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time, September 27, year A: Is our theology blocking us from hearing the gospel?

These saints remind us that we can't predict what lies ahead, and that even in life's chaos, holiness is possible.

When Iranian forces closed the Strait of Hormuz after U.S. and Israeli air strikes, it set in motion a ripple of consequences for the world.

Catholics gathered in the nation's capital to stand in solidarity with immigrants and call for an end to mass detentions and ...

Mark Piper resides in Chicago with his family and holds a master’s in leadership and policy studies from DePaul University and a bachelor’s from Saint ...

The last time I attended a Mass in the older Latin rite, it was for the funeral of a friend. Tom was a difficult man in many ways, a war veteran whose stories about Vietnam were tinged with trauma and ...

A nation with crumbling infrastructure and climate change-induced natural disasters. Civil unrest and violence fueled by a growing gap between the rich and the poor. Wildfires raging through Los ...