In our parable today (Luke 16:19-31), a rich man dies and is engulfed in flames while a poor man dies and is carried away by ...

Pope Leo XIV expressed his closeness to those living in the Gaza Strip during his weekly Angelus message on Sept. 21.

This Sunday’s Gospel compares the heavy load that Lazarus lived because of his poverty with the supposed lightness of a rich ...

The Holy Father explained that, like the steward in the parable, “we are not the masters of our lives or of the goods we ...

I’m thinking about the parable of the rich man and the poor man, in Luke 16:19-31. It’s the story where a rich man wears luxurious purple garments and dines “sumptuously” ...

Erika Kirk and Donald Trump gave opposing messages at the Charlie Kirk memorial: one of forgiveness and one of hate, says author H. Philip West Jr.

Deacon Greg Kandra provides a reflection on the readings and Gospel for the 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Sept. 28, 2025.

If we think “Well, no, not really,” maybe we need to think again. The profoundly important message of this Sunday’s readings is that Lazarus may be closer than we realize – and we need to look for him ...

We need the two Samaritans in the body of Christ. We need hands that reach out to the poor and needy to change their circumstances. We need an unchanging voice that preaches and teaches the word of ...

The Trump administration's script is fundamentally one-dimensional and flawed. The President does not see Memphis or America ...

Riding into church with our grandchildren, we play a game we’ve dubbed “Green Go, Red Stop.” As you might guess, it is a game ...