Your Vocation Is Christ’s Call to Your Heart
COMMENTARY: Every vocation is ultimately a summons into communion with Christ.
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Bonhoeffer Warned Us: ‘Stupidity’ Undermines the Human Person
COMMENTARY: Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s reflection on stupidity helps explain how false ideas about freedom and the human person can spread even in highly educated societies.
Inside the Papal Commission on Women and the Diaconate
COMMENTARY: The subject is a matter of theology before it is a matter of discipline.
Turn Your Heart’s Manger Into Christ’s Throne
COMMENTARY: This Advent, sweep the stable and clear a space for grace — and watch God’s humility transform your poverty into glory.
Standing at the Threshold of Mystery: The Deacon and the Mass
COMMENTARY: The deacon’s reverent presence at the altar invites us to rediscover the mystery, humility and mission at the heart of the Mass.
Pope Francis Issues Call to Selfless Love in ‘Dilexit Nos’
COMMENTARY: The Holy Father’s new encyclical calls the faithful to embody Christ’s heart of love and service in their daily lives, emphasizing the transformative power of the Holy Spirit.
80 Years Ago Today: The Heroic Last Battle of the USS Johnston
The lives of those who sacrificed for freedom on Oct. 25, 1944, summon us to integrate faith into action, following Christ’s example of heroic charity.
How the Catholic Church Sees the Ordination of an Orthodox Church Deaconess
COMMENTARY: Any consideration of women in the diaconate must be grounded in a thorough understanding of the Catholic Church's tradition and divine revelation.
A Voice Unheard: The Absence of Deacons at the Synod
COMMENTARY: The inclusion of deacons in the Synod on Synodality is vital for representing the Church’s nature as a communion of persons, each bringing distinct gifts and roles to the fore.
Penetrating the Mystery of the Diaconate
COMMENTARY: Although the Second Vatican Council restored the diaconate to its permanent place within the hierarchy, its roots stretch back to apostolic times.
