The Gospel of the Good Samaritan is one of the most widely known and underestimated stories in the entire New Testament. This discourse between the lawyer and Jesus provides us an opportunity to enter more deeply into the reading and look more closely at our own hearts. First, we should understand Jesus’ command to have… Read More Who are our Samaritans?

via Saintly Witnesses By Efran Menny: Drawing from his extensive experience in parish leadership and his role in the 2018 Synod on Young People, Jonathan Lewis shares insights on fostering authentic faith connections and integrating mission strategies into contemporary culture.

via OSV News: Twenty U.S. Catholic bishops have signed onto an interfaith effort opposing President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act and the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops issued its strongest statement to date on Thursday criticizing the bill…. Analysts have said proposals in the bill could cut Medicaid funding — health care for the… Read More 20 Bishops Warn: Passing Trump’s Budget Bill Would Be a Moral Failure

Loneliness, friendship, and belonging—discover why loneliness isn’t inevitable in L’Arche GWDC’s 7-minute short film “On Loneliness.”

via the Vatican: Every good and worthwhile human activity is in some way a reflection of God’s infinite beauty, and sport is certainly one of these. For God is not immobile and closed in on himself, but activity, communion, a dynamic relationship between the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit, which opens up to… Read More Pope Leo on What Sports Can Teach Us