Nathaniel Hunter

Sister Maria Ukamaka Clare Okeke offers a reflection for the Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time, June 14, year A: God defines us by love.

Historically, white Christian progressives who supported Black freedom fighters often failed to learn from them, and failed in solidarity.

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A video of an Easter luncheon at the White House caught President Donald Trump in a hot mic moment when he told guests that it wasn’t the federal government’s responsibility to provide child care.

Jamall Calloway offers a reflection for the twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time, June 21, year A: Are the scriptures warning others about you?

Understanding the interpretive lenses through which scholars and communities have read scripture can deepen our understanding of the Bible.

The perspective of time prompts meditation on fathers long since passed.

Images of Mary practicing fiber arts remind us that sewing, knitting, and mending are avenues for emulating God's work of creation.

‘Nothing’s About to Happen to Me’ features the singer-songwriter taking control of her own narrative.

Catholicism has restrictions on who can marry whom, but does not view differences of faith as superseding the natural right to marry.