Catholics in Connecticut are working to help those impacted by what one lawmaker described as “historic, unprecedented flooding” Aug. 18-19 that took two lives and forced hundreds to flee for safety.
Parishes respond with prayer, outreach amid historic Northeast floods
Observing Christmas in solidarity with Christians in the Holy Land
The joyous preparations that typically mark the approach of the feast of the Nativity have taken on a different hue in the city of Bethlehem.
Housing for homeless pregnant women called ‘beautiful work of compassion’
A Harvest Home spokesperson said the organization provides case management, therapy, parenting classes and other services to homeless pregnant women who have nowhere else to turn.
Bishop: Knights’ founder is best example of how to be true pastors in world
Blessed McGivney’s “constant effort” was “to bring his flock together in Christ,” he said, adding that Knights have the responsibility to continue that.
Those with same-sex attraction say Courage helps them live church teaching
Courage began in 1980 in New York City under Cardinal Terence Cooke, who saw a need to support Catholics experiencing same-sex attractions and who sought to live chastely in accordance with church teaching on homosexuality.
German bishop: Pastoral ministers must get training about dementia
Dementia is a generic term for the impaired ability to remember, think or make decisions that interferes with doing everyday activities.
Retired pope has full support of Pope Francis, aide says
In the letter, Pope Francis “speaks as a shepherd, as a brother” and “expressed once again his complete trust, his full support and also his prayers,” said the secretary, Archbishop Georg Gänswein.
Authors find spiritual lessons amid pandemic’s restrictions
For those suffering from the deaths of loved ones, the lack of human contact and the inability to feel connected to the larger world, the book is intended to be a compact means of support.