About 20 people are physically abused by an intimate partner every minute in the United States. To mark October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month and raise awareness of the issue, a Mass was organized Oct. 7 in Washington.
Mass highlights what Catholics can do to support victims of domestic violence, recognize abuse
Catholic missionaries ready to spread the Gospel like ‘Wildcats’ at this public university
A team of dedicated Catholic men and women called the “Catholic Wildcat Missionaries” share the Good News of Jesus Christ with young adults.
National Black Catholic Congress XIII to be held in Washington area in July
During Black History Month in February, Catholics are being invited to register to attend this summer’s National Black Catholic Congress, which over the years has made history of its own.
Supporting women in choosing life is priority for diocesan pro-life leaders
The Archbishop William E. Lori, chairman of the U.S. bishops’ Committee on Pro-Life Activities, said now is the moment to “embrace the eucharistic foundation for building a culture of life in these United States.”
Bishop Anthony B. Taylor: Discerning and deciding
The synodal style invites us to set aside preconceptions about what needs to be done and take time to listen more broadly, aware that the Holy Spirit “blows where he wills” and often speaks to us from unexpected quarters and in unexpected ways.
Wounded healers: Members of mental health support group strive to help others
The Catholic Church has a rich tradition that encourages us to respect and reach out to people with mental health conditions.
What can churches do to support those affected by mental illness?
There are many misconceptions about mental health and the Catholic church can dispel some of those myths as well as offer a pastoral response.