Millennials

Twenty-something Catholics shared their perspectives on abortion with NCR. For many of them, the ongoing national debate and its binary sides fall short of the issue's complexities.

The Field Hospital: Over two months, about 250 young Catholics took part in the Young Adult Synod in San Diego, and on Nov. 9, about 150 participants gathered to make their proposals at the final synod session.

Grace on the Margins: In 2011, a Fordham event examined declining numbers of young adult U.S. Catholics. This week, a Fordham panel on religious disaffiliation discussed the latest trends and stats.

The United States is steadily becoming less Christian and the number of people with no religion is rising. 

In 2002, filmmaker Sarah Feinbloom interviewed six millennial teenagers about their faith traditions for a documentary titled "What Do You Believe?"

When reading Christian children’s books with his three children, Matthew Paul Turner found himself having to think on the fly.

Grace on the Margins: Progressive young adults who feel deeply connected to what they understand is best about their Catholic faith are creating new communities of faith. Karen Gargamelli is one of them.

Our age of nonstop communication has brought an array of resources, online and off, for those who wrestle with suffering and loss, and people are employing new ways to support each other when tragedy arrives.