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National News
Calling It a ‘Missouri Miracle,’ Pilgrims Flock to See Nun’s Preserved Body
Hundreds of people daily are visiting a Benedictine monastery in a rural area north of Kansas City, Missouri, to witness what many are calling a “Miracle in Missouri” — a nun’s exhumed body that shows no signs of decay. Read More
National News
Court Puts Temporary Hold On South Carolina Abortion Ban A Day After Governor Signed Bill
A judge put a temporary hold on South Carolina's six-week ban on most abortions May 26, a day after Republican Gov. Henry McMaster signed the measure into law. Read More
International News
Pope Francis Says Situation At U.S.-Mexico Border Is ‘Serious Problem’
Pope Francis called the migration crisis between Mexico and the United States a "serious problem" and praised a U.S. bishop working along the border during an interview with Telemundo journalist Julio Vaqueiro. Read More
National News
President Biden Gets Cheers for His Environmental Policy Efforts
On the campaign trail, President Joe Biden was steadfast in his commitment to environmental policy. And so far through his first term, Catholic environmental advocates say he has by and large kept that commitment. Read More
Diocesan News
Transitional Deacon From Nigeria Brings Mechanical Skills & Fervent Prayer to Serve People
Deacon Nnamdi Eusebius Eze has worked as a mechanic in Nigeria and also earned a degree in mechanical engineering. But his eyes are now fixed on pastoral duties as a newly ordained priest in the Diocese of Brooklyn. His ordination will be on June 3. Read More
National News
Machete-Wielding Hunter College Adjunct Turns Herself Into NYPD
Pro-life students who were both verbally and physically confronted by an adjunct professor livid at them for handing out pamphlets at Hunter College are speaking out about the harrowing incident, saying they were shaken by her tirade but were determined to continue advocating for the unborn. Read More
Articles from Carol Zimmermann
Editorials
A Special Message To All Mothers
Arts Allow Us to Fully Express Our Faith
Recent Shootings Show St. John Paul’s Warning
Divine Mercy Mass Allows Us to See Like Jesus
Columns
2023 Easter Homily
To Move or Not to Move
Remembering Farrell’s Jimmy Houlihan
Shedding Light on Mystery
Living Out the Faith
Obituaries
Sister Claire Gallagher, OP,
