Part III in a series from Catholic News Service examining the sainthood cause of Dorothy Day.

On the tenth anniversary of September 11, James Martin, S.J., returns to the spots where he and his brother Jesuits ministered in the days following the attacks.

A moving rendition of "Good King Wenceslas" is a reminder of the centrality of the poor at Christmas time.

James Martin, S.J., pays tribute to women religious since Vatican II.

Catholic News Service looks at Dorothy Day's cause for sainthood. Day was the founder of the Catholic Worker movement.

At Ascension Church in New York City, the demand for an evening Mass lead to a unique liturgy using jazz music. Produced by Matthew Moll.