On Sunday, the Gospel reading is the Beatitudes, one of the most loved and well-known passages of the New Testament. This ...

“Blessed are the merciful.” Mercy is not weakness; it is restorative courage. In community, mercy refuses disposable people. It makes room for accountability without exile and truth without cruelty.

The "poor in spirit," to which Jesus refers in the Sermon on the Mount, are the humble people who live with an awareness of ...

All three readings this Sunday work together to launch, with resounding and robust rhetoric, the grand charter of Jesus’ ...

Mt 5:1-12a This Sunday we find ourselves hearing the most famous sermon in all history: The Sermon on the Mount. Over the ...

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Benedict noted in one Angelus address: “The Beatitudes are the transposition of the Cross and Resurrection into discipleship.

May we follow Paul’s example, cherishing and celebrating older men or women who have spent their lives in faithful service to God and others.

The Canadian Armed Forces, according to a Jan. 20 Globe and Mail article, have developed a model for a Canadian response to a hypothetical U.S. invasion of our country.

Fourth Sunday in Ordinary TimeIn our first reading this Sunday, the prophet Zephaniah gives us the two core requirements of humility and justice that he suggests will help us live the life that God ...

A new statewide reading list could bring Bible stories into required coursework for Texas students. Here's what's included.

The list, as it was presented by the Texas Education Agency this month, would mandate all public schools teach passages of ...