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INSIDE THIS ISSUE
Did you know that when you eat a bowl of ice cream, you are eating something called an emulsion? More »
On March 23, 1857, the E. V. Haughwout and Company department store in New York City opened the first commercial elevator in the world. More »
We know that God has created us with the capacity—the potential—to know him personally and intimately. More »
Special Feature
This is the second of three stories in our Synod 2018 series focusing on vocations. In October, Pope Francis will convene a worldwide synod of bishops and heads of religious orders to discuss the faith, young people, and vocations. Our subject this month is the vocation to the priesthood, as we look at St. Turibius of Mogrovejo, a lawyer-turned-bishop whose humility, administrative genius, and generosity made him a pioneer of the faith in South America. More »
Sometimes it takes an epiphany to help you really understand a Scripture passage. More »
Sometimes I think I know better than my adult children what’s best for my grandchildren. More »