VATICAN CITY—The Vatican invited Catholics to pray for the 1.2 million seafarers around the world who work under difficult conditions and make huge sacrifices in their profession. Seafarers “play a significant role in our global […]
The African nation of Zambia has special meaning for Franciscan Sister Margie Hosch. For six years beginning in 2009, she traveled to the Diocese of Solwezi in Zambia to offer Wholeness Holiness Retreats, special times […]
ANDERSON—A small Catholic church in Anderson is celebrating the contributions of a longtime parishioner, pioneer and community leader as it launches an effort to help homeless children receive the supplies they need to succeed in […]
WASHINGTON—A bike ride of almost 420 miles in the Colorado Rockies over six days sounds grueling but it is not nearly as difficult as being homeless year-round, said the co-captain of a team that made […]
VATICAN CITY—A new document driven by a fresh approach taken by the official Anglican-Roman Catholic dialogue commission reflects a major development in ecumenism where difference is not cause for suspicion or reproach, but is used […]
VATICAN CITY—Pope Francis’ visit to the southern Italian Adriatic port city of Bari will be an occasion to once again affirm the church’s closeness with persecuted Christians in the Middle East, Swiss Cardinal Kurt Koch […]
CHARLESTON—The Catholic Miscellany received six awards from the Catholic Press Association at the annual Catholic Media Convention held in Green Bay, Wis., June 13-16. The Miscellany competes in the non-weekly diocesan newspaper category with a […]
WASHINGTON, D.C.—On the Fourth of July, Americans should reflect on the nation’s foundational principles and values, while realizing that freedom comes at a high price, said the U.S. Archbishop for the Military Services. “The nation’s […]
WASHINGTON—The church’s teaching on artificial contraception and the role of procreation in marriage isn’t about difficult-to-follow rules in the eyes of Alice Heinzen, a veteran of marriage and family ministry in the Diocese of La […]
SAN JUAN, Texas—In less than 48 hours, a group of Catholic bishops saw the faces of triumph and relief from migrants who had been recently released by immigration authorities, but ended their two-day journey to […]
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