Sometimes imagining how the hundreds of groups which call themselves Christian might ever come together is as challenging as spilling out 1,000 pieces of a jigsaw puzzle and asking a family which has never done […]
LEXINGTON—Looking back, Mark and Dana McKenna know they are blessed, not only for their health, but also for those who offered support when they were hit by COVID-19. Both were diagnosed and treated in early […]
WASHINGTON—Catholic advocates against the death penalty spoke out against Missouri’s May 19 execution of a death-row inmate, Walter Barton, whose death by lethal injection was the first execution to happen during the pandemic. So far, […]
WASHINGTON—Long before graduation ceremonies are over, college administrators usually have an eye on the upcoming fall semester. And this year, even with virtual commencement ceremonies, the look to the next academic year is inevitable. Except […]
As some churches opened their doors to resume public Mass, albeit with restrictions, a number of parishes had to delay their restart. Since March 15, Mass has been a private affair, celebrated via virtual livestreaming […]
COLUMBIA—Ushers wearing face masks welcomed people entering the Basilica of St. Peter for midday Mass on May 11. They directed each person to a table and asked them to use hand sanitizer, then escorted them […]
LIMA, Perú—Líderes católicos advierten de que, a medida que la pandemia de coronavirus se propaga por la cuenca amazónica, la región podría enfrentarse a una “tragedia humanitaria y medioambiental”. Los pueblos indígenas que sufren violencia […]
VATICAN CITY—The Vatican announced that it will commemorate the fifth anniversary of Pope Francis’ encyclical on the environment with a yearlong series of initiatives dedicated to the safeguarding and care for the Earth. In a […]
MYRTLE BEACH—Seminarian Rafael Ghattas will be ordained to the transitional diaconate on May 22 at St. Andrew Church. Thanks to the coronavirus, Ghattas and some of the other diocesan seminarians were sequestered in Charleston to […]
WASHINGTON—As four priests of the Archdiocese of Washington started out on a three-day, 54-mile “Walk for the Poor,” they wanted those suffering from the impact of the coronavirus to know they are not alone, that […]
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