A recent court ruling has become another bend in a “rollercoaster” ride for hundreds of thousands of individuals who arrived in the U.S. as children without legal permission.
‘What’s going to happen?’: DACA ruling keeps ‘Dreamers’ in immigration limbo
Pacem in Terris award ceremony recognizes women fostering peace
The co-founders of the Sisterhood of Salaam Shalom, an international movement that builds relationships between Muslim and Jewish women, received the Pacem in Terris award on Sept. 13.
Photos of the week Sept 22, 2023
Photos featured this week include a Eucharistic procession in Charlotte, North Carolina, a Biker Remembrance Mass in Ireland and migrants waiting to surrender to border authorities near Eagle Pass, Texas.
World champion martial artist now a ‘champion for Christ’ as parish youth minister
Carolina Muñoz, a world taekwondo champion, is helping young people gain confidence in “Jesucristo.”
Historic Atlantic City, N.J., church’s altars, murals, windows rival any art museum, says guide
The workmanship of St. Nicholas of Tolentine Church is one of the rare things left in Atlantic City predating the casinos.
The hope inherent in the Eucharistic banquet
When the church speaks of the need for unity, we typically gravitate to the important work of ecumenism…but, most regrettably, the need for unity has become an increasing and acute concern within our own fold.
How Catholics in America serve the church by helping others
Archbishop José H. Gomez reflects on the diversity and vitality of the church in America as he prays for upcoming Synodal Assembly.
Syriac Catholic bishops’ ordinary synod in Iraq called ‘unprecedented historical event’
Syriac Catholic bishops from around the world met for their annual ordinary synod in Iraq, the first to be held outside Lebanon — where the patriarchal seat is located — in more than 125 years.