Roe reversal spurs states to codify ‘right’ to abortion
It was painful to watch Gov. Andrew Cuomo and many members of the New York state Legislature.
Catholics called to be agents of change, instruments of healing
The wounds of slavery, segregation and discrimination are deep and not easily healed.
Our schools’ purpose is to help our children know Jesus
Based on the average public school per pupil cost of $11,454, Catholic schools provide $21 billion in savings each year for the nation.
Archbishop addresses release of list of clerics with substantiated allegations
To assist the archdiocese with this effort, we engaged the services of Husch Blackwell.
‘Ours is a movement . . . about love and mercy’
"We are concerned about the life and dignity of the human person wherever it is threatened or diminished."
Bishop’s retreat offered opportunity for encounter, renewal
Please continue to pray for me.
Reclaim the family calendar this coming year
by Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann It is no mere coincidence that, in the church’s liturgical calendar, the Sunday following Christmas we celebrate the Holy Family. The Son of God came into this world as a helpless infant born into…
Give the gift of Jesus this holiday season
by Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann Christmas is a remarkable season. Despite the consumerism that is in stark contrast to the utter simplicity and poverty of Our Lord’s birth in Bethlehem, there are many beautiful expressions…
Let the Lord use you to change a life this Christmas
by Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann For a significant part of their adult lives, my maternal grandparents were C&E Catholics. For those not familiar with the term, C&E stands for Christmas and Easter Catholics. These are…
Look for ‘hope stories’ in your life this Advent
Our hope is based on our confidence in God’s love for us