Editorials & Commentary
Sisters conclude anniversary year with Evening Prayer
The Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph began their year of celebrating 150 years at Maple Mount on a rainy Jan. 27, 2024, joined by many friends for the feast of Saint Angela Merici. They ended the year on a rainy Nov. 25, the day Saint Angela founded her Ursuline company, with just their Sisters gathered for Evening Prayer.
Razones para nuestra esperanza
Existe una antigua tradición en la Iglesia católica de celebrar algunos años como Años Santos, también conocidos como Jubileos.
Let’s share the story of Christ’s birth with our world that doesn’t know Him
“The Herdmans were absolutely the worst kids in the history of the world. They lied and stole and smoked cigars (even the girls) and talked dirty and hit little kids and cussed their teachers and took the name of the Lord in vain and set fire to Fred Shoemaker’s old broken-down toolhouse.”
Sent on mission!
Year three of the National Eucharistic Revival “Sent on Mission” is well underway.
A Christmas message: Preferential regard for the poor
Helpless and hungry, lowly afraid
Wrapped in the chill of mid-winter
Comes now among us
Born into poverty’s embrace, new life for the world
Gratitude for vocation, Incarnation, found in faith-filled Christmas letter to a friend
For this month’s article I, of course, looked for something Christmas-themed.
Compartamos la historia del nacimiento de Cristo con nuestro mundo que no lo conoce
“Los niños de la familia Herdman eran absolutamente los peores niños de la historia del mundo…”
Engaging Youth workshops equip adults in mentorship, ministry skills
A great need in the work of youth ministry is finding and empowering adults who care to come alongside and mentor our young people in the Catholic faith.
Education choice is a matter of justice
As Election Day nears, the debate around school choice and Amendment 2 is heating up. It is essential that we be clear about what this amendment would do and why the Catholic Church supports it.
Laughter and tears coexist at Camp Logan as kids find comfort in shared grief
Grief is a confusing and all-consuming emotion for many of us adults – and kids are no exception.
