We’re like craftsmen; like old-school craftsmen. Like shoemakers or seamstresses. We learned our craft bit by bit, piece by piece,…

In the movie Apollo 13, not long after an oxygen tank had exploded on the spacecraft, the computers at Mission…

The cardiologist had been practicing for decades, and she was both knowledgeable and clear in her explanations. She said that…

The women in Rania Matar’s photographs are self-assured, reflective, and beautiful. The one thing they are not is passive.

For years I've been told by friends I trust that I needed to read An Interrupted Life, by Etty Hillesum, who was…

At the beginning of the month, I participated in a learning trip to Northern Ireland, studying peacemaking and reconciliation with…

There was a singular narrative of what salvation looked like. Saul to Paul. Hell to Heaven. Death to Life. Lonely…

I turned 65 yesterday. Earlier this month I joined the very popular and successful government-run national healthcare plan. Thank you!…

Why does the Nicene Creed assign “life” to the Holy Spirit -- the Lord and Giver of Life -- when…