Mental health needs to be focus of Oct. 6 Mass
The people of Geel give a powerful witness to how we as Christians should love those with mental illness.
We cannot allow intolerance of religious morals
"We’ll remember in November," is a powerful chorus in American democracy.
Placing ourselves in the story has power to transform
The prophet Nathan knew the power of a well-told story to transform.
Revitalize your parish by twinning with another
As a parish, resolve this year to encounter Christ in relationship with another parish.
On Dec. 12, Share the Journey with Our Lady of Guadalupe
Mary migrated for a time here to the Americas with a message.
U.S. bishops hope to equip all Catholics to become missionary disciples
Did you know you and I are missionary disciples?
Prayer and Action: a mission trip in your own backyard
The church, as parent, calls our children to something higher.
Church calls us to see immigrants as people first
Jesus Christ wants to change your life.
Praying — and planning — for peace
“We are just kids and we should be able to sit on our front porch without having to worry about being shot.”
ISIS’ war on Christians evokes comparisons to the Holocaust
Christian communities in communion with the Catholic Church that date back to the first converts made by St. Peter and St. Paul are being systematically annihilated.