True change in the Church is not about abandoning tradition, but about conversion that renews mission and deepens fidelity to Christ.
Embracing change: conversion, continuity and the mission to make All Things New
Bishop Neary: When the worst thing becomes the best thing
With every cross life offers us comes the invitation to accept it, embrace it, even to kiss the cross presented to us, as we do on Good Friday.
Advent’s gift is discovering all things new
The gift of Advent is time to prepare ourselves to embrace all things new, for it reminds us that we continually begin again.
Silent retreat is healing and can be encounter with God’s love, say retreatants
Pacem in Terris retreat center in Isanti in the Diocese of St. Cloud, Minnesota, hosts almost 1,200 retreatants every year in 19 hermitages on 240 acres.
The Stations of the Cross help us make sense of suffering
How do Christians make sense of the crosses they bear? The question of why suffering exists finds its answer in Christ’s transformation of suffering through love.
New album celebrates a marriage ‘anchored’ in faith after near shipwreck, says composer
Through the restoration of his marriage, Tony Manfredonia is seeks to give struggling couples hope in Christ through his music.
LCWR president outlines ‘map-shaping’ concepts for future of religious life
Staring down a future of uncertainty, religious life finds itself in need of a map, the outgoing president of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious told the organization’s members.
All in: Women’s religious orders invest in synod process
The leaders of religious orders around the world are taking very seriously the idea of making the Catholic Church more “synodal” — a place where everyone is called to prayer, discernment and responsibility for the church and its mission.

























