It’s easy to sympathize with mom and dad, Allison (Jennifer Garner) and Carlos (Edgar Ramirez) Torres, two of the main characters in the family comedy “Yes Day” (Netflix).

Church leaders who have opened their doors, or parking lots, to make vaccine clinics happen.

With Pope Francis having declared this the Year of St. Joseph through Dec. 8, fresh interest has been generated in the foster father of Jesus.

Revenue shortfalls and a current budget deficit require increased efficiency, transparency and creativity while working to continue to fully carry out the mission of the universal church, said the head of the Vatican’s economic office.

Every confessor should understand he is a sinner, forgiven by God, and he is there to offer his brothers and sisters — sinners, too — the same divine mercy and forgiveness he has received, Pope Francis said.

Some recently published books can help people retain their core Catholic identity when opportunities for parish involvement are hampered by the pandemic and the need for social distancing.

Fourth Sunday of Lent
First reading: 2 Chr 36:14-16, 19-23
Second reading: Eph 2:4-10
Gospel: Jn 3:14-21

Father Vincent Lampert, exorcist for the Archdiocese of Indianapolis, is the author of “Exorcism: The Battle Against Satan and His Demons.”