Five years ago, while training for her seventh marathon, Holy Trinity parishioner Linda Crosthwait was running through a crosswalk here that she thought was clear.
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Committee helps plan for Archbishop’s Call to Share
When you’re a struggling Catholic school or parish, and the roof falls in or the furnace falls apart, who ya gonna call?
Column: Cardinal calls all Catholics to witness to the truth
Since 1972, the Catholic bishops in the United States have set aside the first Sunday in October as Respect Life Sunday.
Grief educator created her own network when one did not exist
After the death of her husband Trent, Kay Cozad was sometimes so angry she couldn’t talk to God.
We are family
They shook hands, laughed, and even embraced. Although many were not related by blood, the people who gathered at Holy Cross Parish here on Sept. 16 celebrated the gift of family.
Column: Changing churches more than a matter of changing buildings
Recently, I received a letter from a teenager who said that her grandmother, who is a Baptist, believes that she and other Catholic members of her family are going to hell.
Obsessed professed
For 94 years, these two sisters have done nearly everything together.
Father Mulcahy does turn as Lutheran pastor
If you liked William Christopher as Catholic priest Father Mulcahy on the long-running television comedy M*A*S*H*, you’ll love him as a Lutheran minister in The New Theatre Restaurant’s production of “Church Basement Ladies.”
Column: The Mass is truly a biblical prayer
Did you ever wonder who wrote the words of the Mass?
Column: Planning for the New Evangelization
In 2004, the U.S. bishops wrote a document, entitled "Encuentro and Mission," in which they urged all those involved in Hispanic ministry to build a plan of action with careful attention to four specific pastoral dimensions as...