This Sunday's readings show hospitality to strangers remains an important part of life. We should be attentive to our guest, Jesus, when we hear his Word, writes Msgr. Joseph Prior.

Empathy without action is hollow. And action without empathy can only go so far—we must always see each other's humanity.

Who (or what) has shaped your faith the most?” As a campus minister, I have asked this question to many college students over the years. Lately, I ...

We want to be really competitive on the field, the court and the pitch, but also grounded in who we are as a university,” BYU ...

Ger Fitzgerald won’t be far from thoughts this weekend. At the age of 60, Cork’s two-time All-Ireland SHC winner passed away ...

One month after deadly bus crash in Lesotho, nine Latter-day Saint young women recount their harrowing experience and ...

The Torah and the New Testament tell us to love our neighbor as ourselves. Other faith traditions share similar ideals. So ...

Many people think of prayer as something that is said. But prayer is better understood as paying attention to God.

I hope to honor his memory by looking out for that lonely soul looking for a friend, remembering to never take myself ...