St. Agnes Parish in Uniontown recently had an appreciation event for local veterans.
Elizabeth Barnstead
Source & Summit: Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe
Since during the American Revolution they overthrew their unjust king, Americans have had little use for kings except for our cultural fascination with gossip surrounding the current royal family in Buckingham Palace… people who have unimaginable wealth but no actual power. So, what are we to do with a Catholic feast of Christ the KING?
Packed Masses and vibrant vocations: Bishop Medley takes ‘goodwill tour’ to Nigeria
By the time he set off on his 16-day trip to Nigeria in October 2023, Bishop William F. Medley had become something of a pro at international pastoral visits.
‘Sharing our gift’
F. Veronica Wilhite apologized for becoming emotional prior to the Nov. 4, 2023 Mass in celebration of Black Catholic History Month at St. Stephen Cathedral.
Source & Summit: Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
A second meaning of “Do this in memory of me” is thus “Gather up all your fleshly memories of table…”
Source & Summit: Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
A celebration of the reign of God that goes way beyond the tight, drab, rationalistic, verbose, pedagogical exercises we sometimes try to make of it…
Source & Summit: The Dedication of the Lateran Basilica in Rome
The Church’s feasting today seems to center on a building far away, an ornate thing, something that would be an unaffordable luxury tourist destination for most members of the Church. But it’s not really about that at all.
Source & Summit: Thirty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time
When you are teaching, command and exhort the people to be faithful to the assembly of the Church.
Catholic schools pray for peace in the Holy Land
As war between Israel and Hamas continues to devastate the Holy Land, Catholics in the United States participated in a day to pray and fast for peace in the region on Oct. 17.
God’s Acre: One of our most holy places
The archives gets a lot of questions about cemeteries. Most of the questions are for genealogical purposes. However, cemeteries have much more to tell us than just who is buried there.