Eilis Leptien teaches theology at an all-girls Catholic high school. She has a bachelors in theology from Creighton University and a Masters in ...

Eilis Lepton offers a reflection for the thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time, October 25, year A: Loving God means loving the ...

The story of the wedding banquet in Matthew 22 is supposed to be about God's just and peaceful kingdom. Then the king said to ...

The family-friendly whodunnit doesn’t shy away from mature themes of mortality, grief, memory, self-sacrifice, and the cost ...

A man and a woman both ate from the forbidden tree, yet our culture only carries a strong condemnation of one of them.

Pope Leo has said that just war theory—which has often been used to defend, not prevent violence—is now outdated. Pope Leo ...

Susan Breton holds a master's degree in Spiritual Direction and a bachelor's degree in Elementary Education and Sociology from Merrimack College. She ...

Eli McCarthy teaches at Georgetown University in the Department of Theology and Religious Studies as well as the Justice and Peace Studies program. He ...

Reflection: To whom do you belong? Take a minute and think: have you ever lost something? Did you get it back? How did you get it back? Maybe it was your wallet, your phone, your keys, or something ...

The church has many titles for Mary. The ones with which people may be most familiar are “Mother of God” (Theotokos) or the “Blessed Virgin.” She is known as the “Immaculate Conception” and “Queen of ...

When I look at the calendar on my phone, each day is more color-coded than the dashboard of a 20-year-old clunker of a car. I cannot recall how long I have told myself that the calendar will get ...

This episode of Just Politics focuses on the U.S. housing crisis, why homelessness is often misunderstood, and what effective solutions beyond charity could look like. Sister Eilis McCulloh speaks ...