“Maybe it is possible to bash out hunger and all the bad things in this world,” she said.
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Column: Archdiocesan ‘encuentro’ sets priorities for future Hispanic ministry
Some of the key words coming out were: Faith Formation – Communication – Unity – Hispanic Youth – Pastoral Planning.
Just like family
The center sends a message through its ministries and its highly visible location across the street from the Haskell campus.
Column: Youth consultant finds event planning yields impressive fruit
Doing what we do doesn’t just happen overnight. There’s a lot of prayer and discernment that goes with it. I like what one parent said to me a couple weeks ago: “Thank you for not watering down what you do.”
Column: Refugees: a way to welcome Christ in the stranger
“I lived in different places — an apartment, a tent in a refugee camp, with friends from 1972 until 2007 — when I came to America to escape the violence,” she added.
‘It’s over’
“I think the very fact [that the bills] were signed into law says elections really do matter, and to get a [pro-life] law passed you need a pro-life legislature and a pro-life governor,” he said.
Column: Paschal sacrifice brings death, then new life
When St. Paul calls Jesus “our paschal lamb,” it suggests that he might agree with John’s chronology concerning Jesus’ death. It certainly shows that St. Paul viewed Jesus’ death as a sacrifice.
Column: You have got to be kidding me
After all, in the Resurrection, death was defeated; it didn’t have the final word. And we believe that Jesus’ resurrection is something that we already share in, though not yet completely. How can we not be joyful?
Faith on display
When Church of the Nativity parishioners came to Mass on Palm Sunday here, many of them did a double take. Upon entering the church, they glimpsed an amazing scene: a life-size reproduction of Leonardo da Vinci’s “Last Supper.”
Walking the talk
If you think mission work translates into a lot of travel and a foreign country, think again.