As the U.S. celebrates Labor Day, Catholics have a wealth of resources in biblical interpretation, Church teaching, and social thought that address the nature of work and the place of … Learn More
Throughout the first year of his pontificate, Pope Leo XIV has returned repeatedly to the topics of labor, economics and the dignity of work. As the Church honors St. Joseph … Learn More
If you or someone you love is having trouble finding a job, you’re not alone. The latest employment numbers signal a stagnant job market, and many Americans are feeling the crunch of … Learn More
The somewhat arcane title of a summer gathering at the headquarters of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops in Washington — “Third Synodal Meeting Fratelli Tutti: North-South Socio-Environmental Dialogue” — might not … Learn More
In America, we have a concept we call work-life balance, which essentially means we work ourselves to the bone, then run a bunch or errands, and collapse into bed to … Learn More
How do we work as Catholics? I began to think about this question while learning about the fascinating history of this week’s feast of St. Joseph the Worker. May 1 … Learn More
VATICAN CITY — As young people across the globe feel increasingly adrift and overlooked, Catholic religious orders and agencies must redouble their efforts to help young people stay in school, … Learn More
