Through Another Lens

World Day of the Poor was established by Pope Francis in 2016 to encourage Christian Communities to be a greater sign of Christ’s charity.

Accompaniment is not always about being able to see the light at the end of the tunnel. It is about having someone beside you in darkness, holding up just enough light for you to take the next step.

Historically, U.S. bishops have influenced national debates through bold social teachings, and today, immigration reform offers a chance to reclaim moral leadership.

Father Anthony Stoeppel talks about what he’s learned about the ethics of organ donation from his dissertation on the topic.

October will see more demonstrations throughout the country. In the spirit of John Lewis, our actions should be united, reflective and always peaceful and prayerful.

Pope Leo XIV urges Christians to integrate faith into all life, restoring Christ the King feast to its original date to reaffirm Christ’s present kingship over society, culture, and public life.

“I wonder if those of us who work in news media, where ‘if it bleeds it leads’ is understood, might help balance all the dreadful shots of human misery by promoting a larger awareness of the human mercies that sometimes follow.”

A new study on U.S. priests shows that many report satisfaction with their ministry, but trust in bishops and major superiors is still low, although improving.