WASHINGTON—The unpredictability of the COVID-19 pandemic and its effect on group gatherings and recent court rulings are part of a growing challenge to religious liberty, said participants in an online symposium June 22. During the […]
PHILADELPHIA—Two Black Catholic pastors in Philadelphia say their parishes are drawing strength from the Eucharist, prayer and a rich spiritual heritage in the fight against racism. “St. Katharine Drexel used to say, ‘We go in […]
As the summer begins, two seminarians for the Diocese of Charleston are in the home stretch of their long journeys to the priesthood. Deacons Will Frei and Michael Cellars will be ordained to the priesthood […]
VATICAN CITY—Teaching the faith is a work of evangelization meant to lead people to a deeper relationship with Jesus and not just impart information, said the updated “Directory for Catechesis.” The directory, released by the […]
SEOUL—Catholics prayed for lasting peace on the divided Korean Peninsula June 25, marking the 70th anniversary of the outbreak of the Korean War. The two Koreas are still technically at war because the war ended […]
PROVIDENCE, R.I.—Arriving in the early evening at Fatima Hospital, Father Richard Narciso — his anxiety level already raised due to the circumstances — listened intently as Gloria, the nurse assigned to guide him, detailed the […]
MURRELLS INLET—St. Michael School families gathered together recently to witness their eighth-grade promotion ceremony. It is the last one for the school as St. Michael transitions to a K-3 through sixth grade curriculum in the […]
CIUDAD DE MÉXICO—Recientemente, el padre Esteban López llevó cientos de “detentes”–pequeños emblemas del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús–a un hospital de la Ciudad de México, donde él entra en las unidades de cuidados intensivos para rezar […]
VATICAN CITY—Everyone lives a life that is often inconsistent or a “contradiction” because people can be both a sinner and a saint, a victim and a tormentor, Pope Francis said. No matter what one’s situation […]
ROME—Women religious working “on the front lines,” exposed to the coronavirus yet continuing to care for abandoned children, working to alleviate poverty, providing health care and helping victims of human trafficking are not “super women,” […]
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