In accord with law, Church authorities do listen, but only agree with, follow and obey what is true and right.
On canon law with Father Crane: Listening is one thing; agreeing, following, obeying are other things
Saint of the Month: St. Stanislaus of Kraków
1030-79 | Feast: April 11 As one of the earliest native Polish bishops, St. Stanislaus played a role in the Christianization of Poland. When others were […]
A Eucharistic Word: Remembrance
Pray the Stations of the Cross as a means of remembering and to enter more deeply the depth of Christ’s love manifested in his passion and death.
Father Kermit Holl: The Sacrament of the Sick — The presence of God’s healing spirit
Healing was a primary ministry of Jesus; today, the Church seeks to be the hand of the Lord reaching out in healing and in the midst of human struggle or diminishment.
Hope in the cross: A Lenten experience
During Lent, we deepen our relationship with Christ through disciplines. Explore ways to make the choice for hope, stretching toward God’s goodness, through hope-related fasting, prayer and almsgiving.
CRS’ Rice Bowl focuses on Nigeria — a story and a recipe
Nigeria is the focus of this week’s CRS Rice Bowl story and recipe.
Rice Bowl needed ‘now more than ever’ as hunger rises, government aid falls, says leader
With global hunger rising, an annual Lenten initiative by the U.S. Catholic bishops has “never been more needed,” Bill O’Keefe, executive vice president for mission and mobilization at Baltimore-based Catholic Relief Services, told OSV News.
CRS Rice Bowl’s commitment to end hunger spans 50 years
A donation to CRS Rice Bowl helps provide lifesaving support to more than 200 million people in more than 120 countries. It also helps at the local level.