Welcoming the new diocesan clergy
Diaconate candidates share their stories.
Diaconate candidates share their stories.
Adult leaders witness growth in youths’ faith, inspiration
For the poor in Lebanon whose lives are clouded in misery, even a fresh coat of paint can brighten bleak living conditions.
After nearly seven years serving as an auxiliary bishop in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, a new chapter in Bishop Robert E. Barron's ministry as one of the Catholic Church's most recognizable evangelists has begun halfway across the country.
Lori Helfrich, the parish life director at Mother of Good Counsel Church in Hazard County, Kentucky, had just come from volunteering at the food pantry that her parish helps support.
Shopping at various grocery stores in the Richmond area the early 2000s, customers might have heard a toddler singing in the cart as her mother shopped for her family.
When Mary Wilkerson drove past offensive signs in the front yard of a home in late June, she was angry. Not just because her children were in the car, but because the signs felt hateful to her.
After a flight of more than 10 hours from Rome, Pope Francis landed in Edmonton and met briefly at the airport with Indigenous leaders, Canada's governor general and prime minister before heading to the local seminary for a rest.
The parish of St. Albert, Land O’ Lakes, sponsored a youth float in the community’s annual Independence Day parade on July 4.
More than 50 parishioners processed on the June 19 Feast of Corpus Christi from the parish of Most Precious Blood, Glidden.