If you found yourself diving into Scripture with renewed zeal this Lent and are now inspired to organize a Bible study group in Eastertide, Catholic evangelist and speaker Meg Hunter-Kilmer has ...

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Fewer than half of Americans (44%) say they pray each day. This is a substantial decline from the first Religious Landscape Study (RLS) conducted in 2007, when 58% said they prayed at least once a day ...

The sacrosanct Scripture reflection spreadsheet is circulated among staff members at America. Our associate editor, Molly Cahill, has posted the schedule for reflections, with each staff member being ...

A church sought 1,200 participants when it launched a Scripture-copying initiative. Millions of believers across the country responded. Chinese calligrapher Lü Xiaokui spent decades transcribing ...

Visitors are pictured in a file photo looking at a Caravaggio painting titled "St. Jerome Writing" during an exhibition at the Galleria Borghese in Rome. Pope Francis released an apostolic letter on ...

Readings: Nehemiah 8:2-4a, 5-6, 8-10 1 Corinthians 12:12-30 Luke 1:1-4; 4:14-21 I cannot say that I dislike or disapprove of the saying. I use it myself. But I still stiffen when someone says, ...

Power that meets us in the moment. I’VE WITNESSED THE POWER of the Word in the presence of a devil. Eight years ago, my wife, Brita, and I were sitting together in uneasy silence, waiting for her to ...

A gentle reminder about the value of keeping a physical Bible close for reading, reflection, and quiet moments. For many, turning the pages can make personal time with Scripture feel more meaningful. ...

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(RNS) — In the past, Catholic social teaching was based on papal documents and appeals to the natural law. Scriptural passages would be sprinkled in like seasoning on a well-prepared meal, but ...