By Carol Glatz – If families are not the priority of the present, there will be no future, Pope Francis […]
Pope: The Myth that only Money, Success Matter is Gangrene for a Nation Read Post »
By Carol Glatz – When the special Laudato Si’ Anniversary Year closes May 24, it will celebrate the progress made
Riding the Green Wave: Momentum for Laudato Si’ gears up for next decade Read Post »
By Carol Glatz – Young members of the clergy who are tempted to avoid the complex realities of the world
Priests finding solace in sacred may be vulnerable to mafias Read Post »
We have all heard the adage “April showers bring May flowers,” but for Catholics, there’s something about Mary this month.
There’s Something about Mary this Month… Read Post »
By Cindy Wooden – Throughout history and across the globe, lay catechists have been revered as saints, and many were
A Long Line of Holy Catechists have Served the Church Read Post »
By Cindy Wooden – Holding a general audience with visitors and pilgrims present for the first time in more than
Pope: Prayer is Not Always a Walk in the Park Read Post »
By Judith Sudilovsky– Since early May 11, Israeli bombs have been falling around the Rosary Sisters school in Gaza, which sustained
In Gaza, tiny Catholic community tries to stay in touch during airstrikes Read Post »
By Michael Kelly – A coroner in Northern Ireland ruled that a priest and nine lay Catholics who were shot
Priest and 9 Catholics Shot 50 Years Ago Were “Entirely Inncocent” Read Post »
Bishop Georg Bätzing, president of the German bishops’ conference, defended the plan for “ecumenically mindful” reception of Communion in Catholic
German bishop rules out general invitation to Communion at congress Read Post »
