In this Sunday’s second reading, Saint Paul makes a reference to being “as one born abnormally” for having come late to the Christian cause. Every month, more than 3 million women in the United States risk having an alcohol-exposed pregnancy . . .

In the midst of a beatific vision, the prophet Isaiah is overwhelmed by his own brokenness, crying out, “Woe is me, I am doomed! For I am a man of unclean lips.” Those caught in the midst of an addiction can also feel overwhelmed . . .

The kindness of the Lord “endures forever,” the psalmist assures this Sunday. The European Union may not endure as currently constituted unless its negotiations with the United Kingdom succeed in convincing the British to stick . . .

After guiding the disciples to drop their nets to a record haul of fish, the risen Christ calmed a fearful Simon Peter by assuring him that “from now on you will be catching men.” It appears that Toyota’s financing arm ensnared minority buyers in higher priced loans than white buyers. In an agreement with federal . . .

There are times we complain that cell phones are controlling our lives and how we would just like to get rid of them. Yet if they control us, . . .

“We have to understand: An attack on one's faith is an attack on all our faiths.”

Hunger is the number one cause of death in the world, killing more than HIV/AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis combined.