ANALYSIS: In his first interview as pope, Leo XIV cast himself as the Church’s chief referee — an impartial umpire in both ...

In his “Second Homily on Lazarus,” St. John Chrysostom said that the “rich man is a kind of steward of the money which is owed for distribution to the poor.” That is how the Christian is meant to view ...

We can make all the excuses we want for our lack of charity, but Jesus just calls it what it is -- idolatry. "You cannot serve God and mammon," Jesus says.

Repair is thus not only symbolic but material, not only liturgical but economic and political.

On the opening day of the All India Congress on Church in Mission (AICOCIM), Rev. Dr. Paul Mathews, National Overseer of ...

A case study in how Christians talk about theology, featuring a recent dustup over penal substitutionary atonement.

Millennials and Gen Z are now the most frequent churchgoers, driven by spiritual hunger and a desire for connection, while Baby Boomers have seen a decline in attendance.

After decades of declining attendance and dwindling faith in much of the Western world, Roman Catholicism could be witnessing an unexpected revival.

Bishop Patrick Michael Neary of the Catholic Diocese of Saint Cloud in the U.S. has called upon the four newly ordained ...

Michael Dean Allen of Halifax passed away suddenly, Saturday, Sept. 13 at the age of 65. Michael was born May 5, 1960 to Shirley Allen Satterfield who survives and the late Gilmore Allen Jr. Michael ...

Gratitude for Douglas John HallReading David Lott’s article about the late Douglas John Hall brought forth a flood of ...

Cris Rogers on why he thinks child sponsorship still has a valuable part to play in international development.