Brian Roewe

After a series of cancellations amid backlash to his book on LGBT Catholics, Fr. James Martin will speak for two nights during Lent at Chicago's Holy Name Cathedral.

In the week since Theological College at the Catholic University of America disinvited Jesuit Fr. James Martin from an upcoming reunion event, alumni have voiced their anger and dismay with the decision to each other and the seminary. 

The seminary at the Catholic University of America has cancelled a talk by Jesuit Fr. James Martin after far-right church groups flooded the school with opposition to the priest’s new book on LGBT Catholics.

No stranger to internet trolls, the media-savvy Jesuit says attacks have "really intensified" since the publication of his book Building a Bridge, about LGBT Catholics and the church.

Labor Day: Technology pioneers and labor leaders see the future coming, as artificial intelligence and automation in the workplace advance. Amid such change, how to preserve the dignity of work?

A defamation case brought against Bill Donohue by a Kansas City man, whose account of clergy sexual abuse the Catholic League head doubted, closed Aug. 17.

In his five-plus decades as a Capuchin friar, Fr. Michael Crosby talked and walked the language of conversion wherever he went, whether within the Catholic Church, the corridors of American industry or individuals' spiritual lives.