From its picturesque beaches to its scenic valleys, bays, mountains and lush farmlands, California is one of the most environmentally diverse and dynamic places on earth. But climate change is threatening the Golden State. In ...
Diocesan initiative reexamines the way Catholics of Southeastern Michigan live as a community of faith
The lives of Sts. Cecilia, Agatha, Agnes, Anastasia and Lucy have resonated across centuries. These female virgin martyrs of the early Church are all named in the Roman Canon — Eucharistic Prayer I in the ...
Almost 40 years after he died in New York City, Venerable Archbishop Fulton Sheen, the Emmy Award-winning prelate who was arguably the greatest Catholic evangelist of the 20th century, is coming home to Illinois. A ...
Migration has been an integral part of the human story since Homo sapiens began to leave Africa more than 70,000 years ago. DNA tests today show the migration paths that one’s ancestors took from the ...
Anyone who remembers the Crystal Cathedral from the days of Rev. Robert Schuller’s “Hour of Power” television ministry will do a double take when the doors reopen on July 17. A new stone altar has ...
When he speaks with reporters, Pope Francis often sounds like an old journalism professor reminding them to ask the right questions and to fact-check their stories. Addressing the Foreign Press Association of Italy on May ...
Seeing their best chance in decades to overturn Roe v. Wade, state legislators across the country are passing new laws to restrict abortion that they and their pro-life allies expect will be struck down in ...
The woman behind the register at the coffee shop barely looked at Deacon Charles “Gino” Galley as he ordered his coffee after Mass one Sunday morning. Deacon Galley, 32, was wearing his clericals after having ...
In this week's In Focus, Russel Shaw writes, Regardless of his personality or character, his virtue or personal courage, virtually any Catholic priest would rather go to jail than betray a penitent who comes to ...
