Advocacy for the life of the unborn reminds us that Jesus is the true victor.
Happy new year, losers!
Radical solidarity through fostering kids, supporting families
As Catholics, we do a good job of supporting women in crisis pregnancies, yet many are still unaware of the urgent need to get further involved by fostering, supporting foster families.
In visits to Detroit cathedral, woman left there as baby in ’50s reconnects with her roots
Mary Fuller was left on the back pew of Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Detroit and was adopted 70 years ago. In 2020, she discovered and connected her birth family.
Exchange student, U.S. host family recount youth’s odyssey to flee Ukraine
After a harrowing two-month journey from Ukraine to the United States, Anton Bezborodov arrived in Indianapolis April 22, 2022, where his true home is.
Abandoned at birth, Safe Haven Baby Boxes founder: ‘I was made for this’
Leaning on Scripture and assisting others helped an adopted woman circle back to her faith and see that my worth was always there.
‘Solidarity in Freedom’ is theme of USCCB Religious Freedom Week June 22-29
Resources for the week from the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops are available on a designated webpage.
Author hopes book on miscarriages will comfort those grieving same loss
Cassie Everts and her husband suffered through five “Good Fridays,” losing five children by miscarriage. Each loss caused her to wonder where God was in her life, she said, yet the torment eventually gave way to healing.
This side of heaven: Embracing divine revelations, accepting the unknown
My aunt Jan has always known she was adopted, and the many mysteries surrounding that reality had never haunted her.