Today's charcoal fire becomes the scene of Peter's repentance, as three times Jesus asks him to make a profession of love.

Leaving a seaside town, I nearly took the wrong path until an old man in a beret -- like the 19th-century Catholic Carlists -- called out. He pointed to the coastal route.

In the Diocese of Yendi in northern Ghana, missionaries are working to educate people about the acceptance of children born ...

The month of May brings many things: flowers and other signs of spring, graduation season for many high schools and ...

One of the good things about a Catholic church is that it isn't respectable...You can find anyone in it, from duchesses to ...

Pope Francis was, without question, the most important and most influential religious and theological figure of the 21st century, not just for Roman Catholics, not just for Christians, but for Jews as ...

As I write this column, I am on the plane returning home to Boston from Rome and the funeral of Pope Francis. By the time ...

A storied career in education, service, and spirituality has found its next chapter within the splendid campus at New Horizons at Marlborough. Father Walter J. Smith, SJ, PhD, a former nonprofit execu ...

In today's world, senior care is about more than just providing physical support -- it's about fostering dignity, nurturing faith, and creating an environment that honors the whole person. Fai ...

This year marks a very special milestone for Celtic Angels Home Health Care -- we are proud and honored to be celebrating 20 years of serving our community with compassion, excellence, and heart-cente ...

For seniors and families looking for a great alternative to nursing home placement, the option of a Level IV Rest Home is very much misunderstood and often overlooked option. Providing excellent, aff ...

Mission is at the heart of Caroline Stanfill's life. Among her many jobs, she's worked in special education; for religious sisters; within the diocesan office of social ministries; and a ...