A child who dreads school isn't always trying to avoid lessons. Sometimes they're trying to avoid something much harder.
This Grandparents' Day, the World Health Organization's latest advice offers one more reason to spend a little longer around the family table.
The briefest encounters can brighten our day. Perhaps that's no accident, but part of how God made us.
Research has just shown that the little moments of each day can make a big difference, and those who work remotely have to make an extra effort to find them.
The Filipina tennis star's Catholic and Augustinian upbringing has surely helped shape the person and athlete she has become.
The Holy Father will spend three weeks in Castel Gandoflo, as he did last year, and possibly return for another few days around the Solemnity of the Assumption in mid August.
This Independence Day, perhaps the greatest freedom isn't standing alone, but learning whom we can lean on.
Pope Leo's recent speeches reveal a striking refusal to reduce suffering to simple explanations.
Not finding answers to a silent question -- 'Does my life have any meaning?' -- is creating inner emptiness and isolation, the Holy Father said to a group working on mental health and education.
From anxious spirals to overthinking at 3 a.m., a French psychiatrist shares practical ways to regain emotional balance.
Counselor Catherine DiNuzzo’s 'The Catholic Guide Through Anxiety' gives Catholics some tools that can help to manage anxiety.
Youth suicide rates are down since the switch to a 3-digit hotline, but the mental health of people of all ages remains a concern. The Church wants to help.
A visit to Europe's largest university gave the Holy Father a chance to speak about how young people long for peace, and also how they are battling anxiety.
If you have a stressed student in your life — or are one yourself — these reassuring words from Scripture speak gently into fear and pressure.
Sometimes the greatest gift we can offer elderly loved ones is permission to remain playful, curious, and full of wonder.
In the place where Jesus will take us, "Gratitude takes the place of competition; welcome overcomes exclusion; and abundance no longer entails inequality."
I've started telling my kids that one of my goals in life is to "cringe-max."
