Some years ago, I told a friend that I had visited a local evangelical church. Unhesitatingly, he remarked, "Oh, you mean that homophobic church!"

We have been leaving our best player, Jesus, on the bench for far too long.  

I acknowledge my transgression, says David. 

Celibacy is a gift of inestimable value to the Church and to the world at large, the jewel in the crown of the Latin Church. 

This month, on the 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time, we will hear Saint Paul make one of the most astonishing claims of his life. 

Now that the Summer Solstice has passed, and amateur Druids have left their plastic litter at Stonehenge for another year, the human mind has the past six months to reflect upon and the rest of the year to anticipate.

This column does not often do moral philosophy, but the recent controversy over family separation at the American-Mexican border offers an opportunity to do just that.

Pride is our most pervasive and serious sin. 

If we were to summarize the activities of the angels in the pages of Scripture, we might say that their duties relate to God, to the created and material world, and to man and his place in God's plan of covenant and salvation.

Suicide has become the tenth most common cause of death in both the United States and Canada.