What can a fifth-century text by St. Augustine tell us about the priorities of the two most powerful American Catholics?

Aristotle viewed the heart as the seat of the soul. A similar conception appears in Egyptian mythology and Judeo-Christian ...

In small towns, as well as cities like Harrisburg, there is an under reported but epic struggle being waged for the hearts and minds of everyday people, with ripple effects for the entire nation. And ...

Most days, in the heart of Pennsylvania’s Bible Belt, the old sanctuary at Christ Lutheran Church sits empty. Decades ago, it ...

I decided to come up with a list of Top 10 verses Christian nationalists take out of context. This list may be exhausting, ...

Charismatic politicians have played a major role in American life since the 18th century. The arrival of television made ...

I sought to help people salvage the precious fragments of their faith from the metaphorical ashes and construct something ...

Jesus also paints the picture of Him standing at the door of your affections, knocking and asking for access to the fullness of who you are.

In John 5, we find a man lying by the Pool of Bethesda, a place believed to have healing powers. He had been sick for 38 years, nearly a lifetime of waiting, hoping, and likely despairing. When ...

Jesus’ Heart as Symbol of Love The main apparitions of Jesus to St. Margaret Mary took place in Paray-le-Monial, between the end of December 1673 and June 1675. The future saint recounted in her ...

Jesus longs for us to encounter him personally. Enter the love story — and place your head on his heart.

The union of Jesus’ Sacred Heart and Mary’s Immaculate Heart is more than poetic — it’s a spiritual key to understanding God’s love and our response to it.