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Many Catholic healthcare professionals in the United States don't know how to integrate a healthy spirituality into their medical practices. Find out how Marie Romagnano, RN, has remedied this.

What are we to make of Pope Benedict XVI's book Jesus of Nazareth, which in just over a month has sold more than 1.5 million copies?

With the Feast of the Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi) on June 10, let's reflect on Mother Teresa's words: "The Eucharist involves more than just receiving; it also involves satisfying the hunger of Christ."

Two years after the death of Pope John Paul II, we look at the Divine Mercy legacy he left and how the Marians are inspired to continue it.

The first World Congress on Mercy is intended to give a very radical encouragement to rediscover the core of the Gospel, that is to say, mercy.

As the nation struggles for answers in the aftermath of the horrific Virginia Tech massacre of April 16 in Blacksburg, Va., we can find inspiration in the midst of the tragedy to forgive and pray as people of mercy. Our witness can testify to a hurting world that ultimately Divine Mercy - not evil - has the last word.