Standing in the shadow of Carroll House, it is clear Catholics’ contribution to America is not simply political, but also spiritual, Archbishop Lori said.
History
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In this series on the origins of Catholicism in the 50 states, this month we follow the story of the faith into lands beyond the Appalachians, examining the Church’s development …
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Learn about the priests who were among the pioneers as the United States expanded ever westward.
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The first Catholic ceremony in the White House took place during the presidency of a Presbyterian.
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Cardinal Gibbons: Effective advocate for American Catholicism’s Americanization
by Russell Shawby Russell ShawIn a long, fruitful career as leader of the American hierarchy, Cardinal Gibbons combined diplomacy, patriotism and a canny understanding of human nature.
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In this continuing series on the origins of Catholicism in the 50 states, we now turn our attention to the states of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Michigan.
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As Pope Leo XIV visits Madrid June 6, a towering cross rising above the cemetery on the outskirts of town will likely catch his eye.
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“Yes, we have our families. Yes, we have our local communities. But we’re also part of the national community of these United States.”
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In the 20th century, Chicago was to American Catholicism what New York was to finance or Hollywood to film — central, influential and formational.
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The monks of La Trappe Abbey in Normandy may leave their monastery in 2028, the abbey announced.
