VATICAN CITY—People who cannot get to confession because of the coronavirus lockdown or another serious reason can go to God directly, be specific about their sins, request pardon and experience God’s loving forgiveness, Pope Francis […]
JERUSALEM—Communal church life is an integral part of family life for George and Randa Sabat and their four children, but with a strictly enforced lockdown on the city and the two neighboring towns of Beit […]
Meeting with a spiritual director can help people develop a stronger relationship with God. Finding one in the Diocese of Charleston can be a challenge, however, with only 25 currently serving the entire state. A […]
NEW YORK—In keeping with the song and book from which it takes its title, nondenominational affirmations of faith permeate the fact-based romantic drama “I Still Believe” (Lionsgate), making the film congenial fare for Christians of […]
WASHINGTON—This Lent is one for the record books. Parish fish fries, prayer services, Stations of the Cross, and daily and Sunday Masses are all canceled, and some dioceses have already announced they will not have […]
GREENVILLE—The diocese’s Office of Priest Personnel board will gather in mid-April to consider priestly assignments, including the upcoming vacancies in two parishes in the Greenville Deanery currently led by Franciscan friars. In January, the Franciscan […]
SANTA CRUZ, Bolivia—El arzobispo de Santa Cruz, monseñor Sergio Alfredo Gualberti Calandrina, pidió solidaridad cuatro días después de que una paciente de coronavirus no fuera admitida en varios centros médicos de la ciudad oriental boliviana. […]
VATICAN CITY—People must use this time of the coronavirus pandemic to rediscover the importance of small, concrete gestures of affection and care toward others, Pope Francis said in a new interview. “Sometimes we only experience […]
The coronavirus outbreak has pulled the rug out from under the lives of millions of senior citizens. Because the virus causes more serious illness and even death in the elderly, they are being forced to […]
CHARLESTON—The Preservation Society of Charleston has recognized two local Catholic buildings for excellence in historic preservation. The bishop’s residence at 114 Broad St., and Blessed Sacrament Church at 5 Saint Teresa Drive, each received Carolopolis […]
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