…across the parish courtyard, unexpected rings at the front door, and even taps on the glass of her office window. “Sometimes, I’d be sitting at my computer and I would…

…the day, the people coming by were peaceful. They chanted and marched and were very nice to our customers who were outside to pick up orders,” said Sister Margaret Kerry,…

…he said. “All of this coming together looks like a really, really bad storm from July through Labor Day. The worst is coming.” Constant need for food Even if the…

…mile for anyone.” The letter, dated June 4, was released through the Southern African Catholic Bishops’ Conference. Noting that his letter would be “my last communication with you in this…

…have on our lives when we open our hearts to the Sacred Heart: “Eternal God, in whom mercy is endless and the treasury of compassion — inexhaustible, look kindly upon…

…comes from our immersion in the Paschal Mystery. The sacrifices we experience are not necessarily intense. Rather, they are composed of day-to-day stresses, problems, annoyances and agitations. As a kid…

…in great need of healing, blessing them as he passed. While we experienced discomfort due to the heavy vestments we wore, it was minimal compared to what those who waited…

…time of national emergency.” Archbishop Coakley, chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Committee on Domestic Justice and Human Development, made the comments in a statement released late July…

…are sisters and brothers who are living with a spiritual disorder. It is a struggle for them to trust the reliability of God’s grace. When I started composing these reflections,…

…documenting black Americans’ contributions to the nation, was commissioned and published by the Knights. The Columbia article recounts how the Knights have advanced racial equality throughout their history. This does…