Dilexi Te is clear: throughout Scripture, God chooses the poor, showing closeness, tenderness, and compassion to the most vulnerable. ...read more

We might think of sin as mainly about breaking the rules. But it's really about saying “no” to God and choosing something apart from Him. That's why resisting the temptation to sin means we come c ...read more

Ecumenical dialogues have noted how baptism and footwashing are distinct but related: while only baptism is a sacrament of salvation, they both use water, and more deeply they are both means by which ...read more

As I reflect on John Allen's legacy, I think about the way his commitment to clear, accessible, and truthful reporting calls us all to deepen our understanding of our neighbours and their perspectives ...read more

Dilexi Te, Pope Leo XIV's exhortation on love for the poor, begins with a call to reach out and listen in love. ...read more