It was the first White House Faith Office summit with business leaders, but that didn't stop Trump from using expletives and charged language against his foes.

The spiritual aspect of grief can sometimes drive us away from or draw us closer to God. In our deepest sorrow, we can turn to something greater than ourselves and surrender our burdens. In Scripture ...

Dennis Quaid's life follows a common trend — a child is raised in church, and by the time they reach their teen years, they start ...

At the funeral of Roger D. Haight, S.J., at St. Ignatius Loyola Church in New York on June 25, 2025, Leo O'Donovan, S.J., ...

Words do things, so we should learn to do better with words. Let’s choose our words carefully and exchange them carefully with one another in thoughtful conversations.

Speak loving, positive, faith-filled words. Expand your thoughts and really embrace life. Anything is possible. You can achieve what you say, so strive to make your aspirations a blessed reality.

Words are powerful, so choose and use them wisely. The Bible tells us: • “Gracious words are like a honeycomb, sweetness to the soul and health to the body.” (Proverbs 16:24).

Note: Every Sunday or Monday, the words of Gerry Tucker pop into my inbox. It's a short message followed by one of her spiritual poems. It's the perfect uplift to start a week.

When I was a new graduate registered nurse in the Bronx, I met a Jewish nurse. Charlotte had been living in a kibbutz in Israel before working at the same ...

Faith & Values Washington pastor reveals words of hope, faith and strength for Kate Middleton: 'God is with you' As the princess fights cancer, faith leader shares the importance of 'gritty gratitude' ...

And if necessary, use words,” and its application to the story of a group of businessmen hurriedly making their way home from a business trip. A group of salesmen went to a regional sales convention ...

What a word. "Some of us grew up with a loaded gun for a mouth," said Pastor Mark Ellis, of United Christian Faith Ministries in Baton Rouge. "Before we came to Christ, we abused this gift God ...