The Saint John's Bible: Glorifying God's Word Anew

By Pat McCloskey, O.F.M.

The Benedictine monks of Collegeville, Minnesota, have commissioned a handwritten and illuminated Bible, the first project of this scope in over 500 years.

Mother Theodore Guérin: Indiana's Very Own Saint

By John F. Fink

The founder of the Sisters of Providence survived rough seas, poor health and one bad-tempered bishop. Last month she was canonized.

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Songs for the Journey Home
Several dedicated musicians use their gift of song to ease the final hours of those who are dying. Text by Candace O'Donnell, photos by Richard Hertzler

Praying Without Words
In our loud and busy world, contemplative prayer offers a wonderful respite. By Carol Luebering

Captain Jon Fadely's High-seas Ministry
When Jon and Angie Fadely decided to become missionaries, they moved their family onto a floating hospital bound for foreign ports. By Kelly Bell

Fiction: The Nature of Trees
For now, she's content to be plain. By Kathleen Lindstrom

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