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This is the third article in a three part series by NYC-based photographer Felicia DiSalvo....

This is the second article in a three part series by NYC-based photographer Felicia DiSalvo....

This is the first article in a three part series by NYC-based photographer Felicia DiSalvo....

Gender theory is in part a response to the oppressiveness of socially constructed gender norms....

Considering the greater anthropological and metaphysical issues at stake here, it’s important to examine the...

I’ve been trying to keep up with the diverse array of responses to the release...

In his recent book Resisting Throwaway Culture, bioethicist and moral theologian Charles Camosy expressed his...

I first discovered James Baldwin one summer night as I was perusing Netflix. The provocative...

The news of my friend Aris’ death immediately brought the memory of our last encounter...

The Coronavirus pandemic has forced us to limit contact with the world beyond our homes,...

Millennials seem to have a knack for living inside our own heads. Being cooped up...

By Guest Contributor Ian Schaefer  It was a steamy August day in New York when...

My latest on being a virtual teacher at Millennial Journal: The pope explained: “Teachers are...

Fr. Patrick (Paddy) Gilger SJ is a Jesuit priest of the Midwest Province. In addition...

In a matter of weeks, our worlds have been upended and reforged. Because of the...

"Do you believe in God, doctor?" "No, but what does that really mean? I'm fumbling...

Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio, better known as Bad Bunny, took the risk once again of...

So Fr. James Martin SJ recently publicized that Fordham University will be hosting a conference...

Since the Feast of the Chair of Saint Peter and the fifteenth anniversary of the...

By Guest Contributor Dr. Jaisy Joseph Come and see. Fr. Luigi Giussani tells us that Christ’s...

On February 5th the Latin Church celebrates the Feast of Saint Agatha, who was born...

I’ve been feeling more and more disillusioned with the mainstream pro-life platform. Maybe it’s the...

Fr. Luigi Giussani dedicates the second section of his book Is it Possible to Live...

Rather than fighting to “Keep Christ in Christmas,” I realized how much I need to...

I decided to introduce our school field trip to the Cabrini Shrine and the Met...

The Pope’s Apostolic visit to Japan, a land soaked with the blood of Christian martyrs,...

Pope Benedict XVI offers an interesting commentary on the path of motion of charity, or...

Entering into young adulthood is a process fraught with confusion, frustration, and constant reminders of...

I met Danielle (DL) Mayfield last year when she spoke on a panel about serving...

I’ve been serving food weekly outside a homeless shelter in midtown Manhattan for the last...