Cardinal Wilton D. Gregory, the first U.S. citizen of African descent to wear the red cassock, will concelebrate and preach at the Diocese of Phoenix’s annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Mass.
Rev. King, a Baptist, lived Catholic social justice in ‘extraordinary fashion,’ says cardinal
The Acts of the Apostles and ‘The Amazing Race’
The Acts of the Apostles and the “Amazing Race” challenge me to consider where I’ve been, and what we Catholics have been doing together. The Christian life is an amazing race filled with amazing grace, and we are all entered to run it.
OSV Kids May 2024
OSV News shares ways to prepare children for Masses in May with Gospel summaries and reflection questions.
Pentecost: How the Church began
On Pentecost, the Church was revealed to the crowds and the work of spreading the Gospel throughout the world began.
National Eucharistic Revival aims to form disciples on mission with new Easter series
The “first-of-its-kind” mystagogy series of weekly catechetical reflections throughout the Easter season invites “all Catholics deeper into the mysteries of Christ by reflecting on the truth, goodness and beauty of the Mass.”
Pope saddened by Pentecost attack in Nigeria
Pope Francis expressed his solidarity and closeness with Catholics in Nigeria after gunmen stormed a church and reportedly killed at least 50 people during a Pentecost Mass.
Holy Spirit pushes people to repent, change, love, pope says
The Holy Spirit shows everyone where to begin, what paths to take and how to walk the great journey of life, Pope Francis said during Pentecost Mass.
Say ‘yes’ to the Holy Spirit, ‘no’ to divisive ideologies, pope says
Celebrating Mass May 23 at the main altar in St. Peter’s Basilica, the pope said those who listen to the Holy Spirit are not “concerned with conservatives and progressives, traditionalists and innovators, right and left.”