Helpless and hungry, lowly afraid
Wrapped in the chill of mid-winter
Comes now among us
Born into poverty’s embrace, new life for the world
A Matter of Faith
Intimate connection: The saints and the Eucharist
The Solemnity of All Saints is a profound celebration in the Catholic Church, honoring not only the canonized saints but also the countless unnamed individuals who have lived lives of holiness and faith.
Faithful citizenship: Catholics and elections
In democratic societies, Catholics are called to engage in the political process as individuals guided by a comprehensive understanding of social justice rooted in their faith.
The vital role of catechists in our parishes: A call to serve
In the heart of our Catholic faith lies a commitment to education and the transmission of our sacred traditions.
The Assumption of Mary: Lessons for social justice
The Assumption of Mary, celebrated on August 15, commemorates the belief that the Virgin Mary, having completed her earthly life, was assumed body and soul into heavenly glory. This feast day is more than a celebration of Mary’s unique role in salvation history; it offers profound insights into social justice, emphasizing the dignity of the human person, the call to serve the marginalized, and the ultimate destiny of humanity.
St. Joseph the Worker: A call for fair wages and working conditions
The feast of St. Joseph the Worker, optionally celebrated on May 1 in the United States, holds significant importance. It is a day dedicated to honoring the dignity of labor and the crucial role of workers in society.
Arraigados en la fe, la promesa de Dios se nota en más de 300 descendientes de una pareja de Kentucky
Mary Edith Raley y Francis Leonard “Zig” Hayden se casaron el 27 de mayo de 1924 en la Iglesia San Francisco de Asís en Chicago, Kentucky.
Spring and the Eucharist: Signs of hope
Spring is upon us, with its vibrant blossoms and revitalized landscapes, and it serves as powerful metaphor for renewal and new beginnings.
Do you believe this?
If your parish has people who are seeking baptism at the Easter Vigil this year, you will probably here the Gospel passage from John regarding the raising of Lazarus from the dead during the fifth week of Lent.
Lent: A period of repentance and renewal
The sacred season of Lent holds immense significance in the Catholic faith. It is a time when believers are called to engage in acts of penance, reflection, and preparation, as they strive to strengthen their relationship with God.