We know the Lord hears the cry of the poor. We, too, need to listen.
We are all responsible for helping the poor
A few important things that I learned this Lent
It’s not about getting it right, or perfect even; rather, it’s about making forward progress on our journeys.
‘Humanae Vitae’ warnings have sadly become reality
On the threshold of the 50th anniversary of Blessed Pope Paul VI’s encyclical “Humanae Vitae” July 26, we have an opportunity to read and learn from this prophetic document.
Our funeral rites are a clear proclamation of Easter faith
Easter is the love of Christ proclaimed in capital letters on a billboard as wide as this world, in sky-writing across the universe, so that no one might miss it.
Music is background melody to uplifting, quirky love story
Rachel Joyce’s new novel “The Music Shop” is full of quirky characters, with music — specifically vinyl records — as a main theme.
Dorothy Day’s granddaughter to speak at CSB April 17
Kate Hennessy, the youngest of Dorothy Day’s nine grandchildren, will speak on her new book, “Dorothy Day: The World Will Be Saved by Beauty: An Intimate Portrait of My Grandmother,” Tuesday, April 17, at College of St. Benedict in St. Joseph.
Looking back on my past experiences, I see God’s hand at work
Looking back on experiences and all that I learned from the many people and the many jobs I held, I think I get it. God was always with me.
Holy oils blessed during annual Chrism Mass
Priests, deacons and parishioners from all over the diocese attended the annual Chrism Mass held Thursday, March 22 at the Cathedral of St. Mary in St. Cloud.