While both films acknowledge the long, ugly history of American racial prejudice — tough to cover in a short documentary — they also maintain a tightly efficient look at evangelization …
Black Catholics
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“You can’t know where you’re going if you don’t know where you’ve been. If you want to destroy a people, you make them forget their history.”
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The 100th anniversary of Xavier University of Louisiana has focused on the gifts of faith, love and reading the signs of the times.
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President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act into law Aug. 6, 1965, surrounded by many Civil Rights leaders who had fought hard for its passage.
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“This is the future of who we are, the entire family,” Supreme Knight Christopher Pichon said.
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To “Pray, Catechize, Evangelize, Support” are the “Four Pillars,” or practices, that today’s Tolton ambassadors follow in Father Tolton’s memory.
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Black Catholics throughout U.S. history contributed to the country’s unity and freedom.
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Pope Leo XIV’s former surname, Prevost, immediately piqued the interest of Jari Honora, a certified genealogist and a family historian for the Historic New Orleans Collection museum.
