For more than 30 years, Father Boniface Ramsey tried to tell any Church leader who would listen about his concerns regarding former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick’s inappropriate behavior with young priests and seminarians. In an interview ...
In an interview with Our Sunday Visitor, M. Shawn Copeland, the first Black theologian to serve as president of the Catholic Theological Society, spoke about the nation’s failures to address the structural consequences of ...
Blessed Michael McGivney died 130 years ago. Ordained just 12 years after the Civil War ended, the humble parish priest ministered in an era before telephones and electric light bulbs. But in the 21st century, ...
Father Michael McGivney, the young parish priest who founded the Knights of Columbus in 1882, joined the ranks of the blessed Saturday during a beatification Mass at St. Joseph Cathedral in Hartford, Connecticut. Reading an ...
Preparing for Saturday’s beatification Mass of Father Michael J. McGivney, the founder of the Knights of Columbus, has been a “spiritual sprint to the finish line” since the Vatican announced five months ago that a ...
Catholics in the United States share a common faith, but seemingly little else as their worldviews often reflect secular political ideologies, experts said Tuesday during a virtual panel hosted by Georgetown University’s Initiative on Catholic ...
With Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s nomination hearings for the U.S. Supreme Court underway, Our Sunday Visitor contributing editor Brian Fraga explores the People of Praise — an ecumenical, covenanted community to which Judge Barrett belongs. ...
A new advisory council of 14 Black Catholic priests, deacons and laypeople will look to assist Bishop Michael F. Burbidge of Arlington, Virginia with identifying practical steps to address racism. The Diocese of Arlington recently ...
wo years ago, Catherine Rudolph felt the call in prayer to establish an independent Catholic school. Her husband, Jared, was on board. But neither had a background in education or knew the first thing about ...
Cardinal Michael Czerny, a close adviser of Pope Francis, expounded on the Holy Father’s new encyclical, Fratelli Tutti (unofficially translated “Brothers All”), themes of solidarity, fraternity, dialogue and encounter during an online panel hosted October ...
