Allison Holst-Grubbe offers a reflection for the twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time, October 11, year A: To be clothed in ...

Allison Holst-Grubbe serves as a cantor and Director of Community Engagement at St. Patrick-St. Anthony Church and The Franciscan Center for Urban ...

Our spiritual community extends beyond humanity. And your creaturely companion could be waiting for you to join them in ...

Amidst storms, crowds, and thousands of pope hats, a White Sox game became a space for sacramentality and communion.

But St. Francis of Assisi is someone who still matters today, and in some surprising ways. In our time marked by increasing ...

Margo Morin is a Pastoral Associate and Spiritual Director serving at a large senior living community in Massachusetts. She has over 30 years of ...

Dominic Sanfilippo is a freelance writer and editor who has worked at the intersection of civic dialogue and Catholic education for over a decade, most ...

These saints remind us that we can't predict what lies ahead, and that even in life's chaos, holiness is possible.

Catholics gathered in the nation's capital to stand in solidarity with immigrants and call for an end to mass detentions and ...

For our Sounding Board column, U.S. Catholic asks authors to argue one side of a many-sided issue of importance to Catholics around the country. We also invite readers to submit their responses to ...

Oh boy, this feels like another one of those moments where we’re in trouble. God seems to be complaining, in the reading from Hebrew scripture, that humanity has not responded to God’s loving care.

Somewhere, women were laughing. The sound carried me back to my childhood, when I’d lie in my bed comforted by the voices of my older sisters talking in their bedroom down the hall. Now, decades later ...