Maggie Phillips

God knows we love a quest and a good mystery, and he is both the source and the fulfillment of our desire for enchantment and the tangible.

Dr. Matthew Petrusek

Loneliness is on the rise and wreaking havoc. We discuss the loss of our social bonds and how Catholic thought can help heal and re-unite us.

Bishop Robert Barron

Friends, in today’s Gospel, Jesus tells the crowd, which he just fed, to believe in him and relate to him personally.

Bishop Robert Barron

Friends, in today’s Gospel, the risen Jesus appears to his eleven disciples. He does not appear as a Platonic soul, a ghost, or a hallucination.

Bishop Robert Barron

Friends, in today’s Gospel, Jesus demonstrates his authority over nature by walking on the sea. Water is, throughout the Scriptures, a symbol of danger and chaos.

Bishop Robert Barron

Friends, the Church published Dignitas Infinita, a document that emphasizes and highlights human dignity.

Mark Bradford

Mark joined Malta Camp USA Director Mary Delaney to discuss the nonprofit summer camp for young adults with intellectual disabilities.

Bishop Robert Barron

Friends, our Gospel today focuses on St. John’s intense meditation on the meaning of the Eucharist.

Dr. Christopher Kaczor

Rather than understand the meaning of "dogma," Sam Harris gives his own idiosyncratic meanings, then criticizes figments of his imagination.

Bishop Robert Barron

Friends, today’s Gospel declares that the Son of God does not ration his gift of the Spirit.