The National Day of Prayer invites Americans to pray for our nation — including our workplaces. Businesses need leaders with integrity, humility, and empathy who can shape the workplace and reach beyond to our nation.

What would it look like if the most influential Catholic business leaders in your community gathered each month to pray together, hear world-class speakers, and hold each other accountable to a life of faith? That is the vision behind Legatus — and for more than 5,500 members across three countries, it is already a reality.

At various moments throughout my career, I’ve experienced a variety of work modes, ranging from going to the office every weekday to working fully remotely from home. Below, I present three contrasting pros and cons for remote work.

Work is more than a means of earning a living, it is a way to express love. It is a participation in God's creative work and a path to holiness. The Prayer to St. Joseph the Worker offers a powerful framework for approaching work with the right Christian attitude.

For many women,  there is one question that looms quietly and sometimes anxiously over the early days of motherhood: What happens after maternity leave?

St. Catherine of Siena lived from 1347-1380 and was named a Doctor of the Church in 1970, one of the first two women to receive that title along with St. Teresa of Avila.