Young People

The information age is reshaping rural America in ways that echo the early Industrial Revolution, concentrating wealth while hollowing out communities

Patrick Neve

The adult industry’s victims were often victims long before

Thomas Colsy

A new report highlights the limits of policy and the deeper social and moral roots of loneliness in modern society

James Bundy

The five patrons were chosen to reflect World Youth Day Seoul’s themes of truth, love and peace

The Catholic Herald

The growing mistrust between men and women is not only a social phenomenon but a spiritual one, and Catholics should resist answering it with either blame or despair

Delphine Chui

An internal diocesan review in North Carolina found no policy breach after families complained that their daughters were asked inappropriate questions in confession

Thomas Colsy

Beneath the rhetoric of the manosphere lies a recurring story of family breakdown, fatherlessness and the loss of moral formation

Isabel Gibbens

In an age of screens, notifications and fractured concentration, the simple act of being fully present has become both difficult and deeply necessary

Delphine Chui

Reports of a “quiet revival” may be difficult to measure, yet lived experience in parishes indicates that more people are seeking meaning, faith and the sacraments

Canon William Agley

As therapy becomes more widespread, the Church’s sacrament of Confession offers something distinct yet complementary to modern approaches to emotional wellbeing

Delphine Chui