As part of the Lowell Humanities Series, University of Notre Dame professor Mary Catherine Hilkert spoke on the role of women in the Church.

Zoe Silsby's personal essay on returning to her faith was published in America Magazine; now, she talks to The Gavel about forging her own understanding of Catholicism.

Pope Francis' initiative to reintegrate divorced persons to the Catholic mass will help to repair damaged families as well as make the Church more inclusive.

In their second annual forum, the College Theology Society invites people to a night of discussion, as they address the relationship between race and theology.

Taizé prayer services stress silence while integrating scripture readings and meditative chanting, fostering a calm, casual, and reflective atmosphere.

Many Americans are ignorant to the human rights abuses being committed in El Salvador, an issue students can remedy with two events this weekend.

We know them all too well: the dumbest questions ever to be asked. Here are 10 questions BC students should never have to answer again.

Catholics across the world are growing increasingly progressive on social issues.