Stereotypes are quick and simple ways to pigeonhole people. I find them mostly inaccurate because we rarely know the full ...

LGBTQ+ people are made in the image and likeness of God and are born with an inherent dignity that must be respected. This principle is reflected in the richness of Catholic social teaching, and ...

As a pastor, I’ve wrestled with the theological implications of my child’s disability. When my nine-year-old son Benji was an infant, we were in and out of hospitals for the first few months of his ...

Gays are created in the image of God. So are liberals. The rich. The undocumented. Unbelievers. Everyone, even, and most importantly, the people with whom you do not agree. That’s the message of the ...

Does going to the doctor ever make you feel like a number? You’re not alone. A 2023 TIME magazine article explored the concept of “patient burnout,” or patients avoiding necessary medical care over ...

Few ideas have changed the world as profoundly as the doctrine that all human beings who have ever lived bear God’s likeness. In Genesis 1:27, when God creates the first people, we learn that he ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — A relatively new nonprofit founded in part by Catholic parents of LGBTQIA+ adult children made its debut at Nashville's Pride Festival this weekend, offering a message of ...

Good habits and great values are modeled to children by their parents. Working alongside a parent or older guardian can be a ...

Recently, CBS’s Miami affiliate published the first statements from detainees in the Everglades' newly constructed detention camp, colloquially known as “Alligator Alcatraz.” Among other allegations, ...

Elizabeth Johnson has spent her entire life — or at least her decadeslong theological career — trying to get people to think differently about God, beyond the patriarchal image of an authoritarian old ...

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