Two books make clear, St. Oscar Romero was killed because of his advocacy of Catholic social justice teachings and for taking the government to harsh task for violating these.
Latin American saint championed social justice in troubled times
Real life offers material for Barry’s tales of humility, redemption
Veteran New York Times reporter and columnist Dan Barry is thinking of making the leap from writing nonfiction narratives to novelist. But if pure fiction is to come, it doubtless will feature no shortage of real-life infused parables.
The summit and Sodalitium: Survivor sees glimmers of hope
Pedro Salinas, a survivor of sexual abuse by Sodalitium Christianae founder Luis Fernando Figari, was one of 12 survivors who gave testimony Feb. 20 to the organizing committee of the Vatican’s summit on child protection.
Books for your Lenten journey
Lent is a time for reflection, holy reading, and spiritual growth.
Daniel Rudd: A pioneering leader in black Catholic journalism
With February being both Black History Month and Catholic Press Month, Daniel Rudd’s story is worth knowing.
Families find a way forward in the midst of life’s difficulties
Three books that talk about experiences of their journeys of faith.
New book claims homosexuality, hypocrisy rampant in Vatican
A new book accused the Vatican of hypocrisy, claiming that the majority of prelates working within its walls live active homosexual lifestyles.
Books give guidance, inspiration on ministry to those with disabilities
Two books address the importance of outreach to those with disabilities and their needs.