With each year of experience in church unity work, I have become more and more convinced that, no matter how important theological work is for...

[Editor’s note: This Sunday, Jan. 25, is the Feast of the Conversion of St. Paul the Apostle, patron and namesake of the Paulist Fathers.] On...

This Irish Miler won the Olympic 1500 meter run in 1956. He was not expected to win, except maybe by Mr. Delany. He ran 53.8...

The following is a homily based on the Scripture readings for Sunday, Jan. 18. Three million people march in Paris. Thousands across cities in the...

Save those vinyl record albums and spindle players! They are coming back. “What?” ask we old-timers. That is so yesterday, right? Wrong. It is only...

Since we are at the beginning of the year I think it would be good to stir up some controversy. It is the surest cure...

The following is a homily based on the Scripture readings for Sunday, Jan. 11. A story that floats around the Internet: A wealthy business man...

They came from the East. Who they were we do not know. History has assigned them names, but we do not know that Melchior, Balthasar...

I think that God wanted to experience touch, so God became human. God wanted to be in skin, to touch and be touched by God’s...

The Michigan bishops have urged us to consider 2015 the Year of Marriage. Why would the bishops speak of dedicating a year to the learning...

The following is a homily based on the Scripture readings for Sunday, Dec. 21. All around our school building in North East Washington I suspect...

Today, December 18, was the 195th anniversary of Paulist founder and Servant of God, Father Isaac Hecker’s birth in 1819. December 22 will mark the...