Parishioners at Blessed Trinity Catholic Church have found a new way to build community and stay in shape — pickleball.
Author: Alicia Venter
Harmony of Catholic Faith, Education Fuel Success of Music Phenom Karl Kilb IV
Not many people know what they want to be when they grow up, with certainty, at just 5 years old. But even that early in life, one kindergartener at Saint Ignatius Loyola School had his Plan A and Plan B figured out already. Karl Kilb IV wanted to be a musician.
Jesus, Mary, and The Saints Are Works of Art for Catholic Comic Book Artist
In a studio hidden away inside an inconspicuous CubeSmart Self Storage facility, a Catholic artist is drawing inspiration from her faith — one saint at a time.
Brooklyn Boy Scout’s Good Deed is Masterminding the Rebirth of His Parish’s Landmark Adoration Chapel
The adoration chapel at Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church is getting a facelift for the first time in more than two decades thanks to a 17-year-old Boy Scout looking to do a good deed!
Holy Family Parish ‘Feels More Peace’ After Vandalized Statue is Repaired
The Holy Family Parish community can begin to heal, now that their statue of the Child Jesus, left decapitated in a hate crime last month, has been repaired. Remnants of the damage to the statue, which sits just feet away from the church’s doors, can now barely be seen.
Blessed Carlo Acutis’ Miracles Exhibit Draws Big Lines at National Eucharistic Congress
An international exhibit designed and created by Blessed Carlo Acutis, showcasing the miracles he documented on his website before his death, made its way to the National Eucharistic Congress.
National Eucharistic Congress Closes After Five Days Filled With ‘Faith and Love’
For Diego and Jenny Oviedo, knowing that it was the first event of its kind in over 80 years, it was paramount that they make it to the 10th National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis. From their first step in the Expo Center, the Ozone Park couple knew the money and time put into the five-day revival was worth it, and were elated to grow in their understanding of Jesus in the Eucharist.
Volunteers Come Together at National Eucharistic Congress to Provide Food Relief for Indiana’s Hungry
In the back of the Expo Hall at the National Eucharistic Congress, hundreds of rotating volunteers are helping feed the hungry in Indiana. Donning a neon yellow hair cap, Catholics of all ages found a place in an assembly line to measure and pack food on behalf of Million Meal Movement, a nonprofit in the state.
National Eucharistic Congress Begins With Throngs of Cheering Faithful
The National Eucharistic Congress is officially underway, kicking off the five-day celebration of Christ’s presence in the Eucharist in an immense ceremony on July 17 at Lucas Oil Stadium.
Attendee at 1941 U.S. National Eucharistic Congress Remembers ‘How Beautiful it Was’
For the thousands of devout Catholics filling Lucas Oil Stadium this week, the National Eucharistic Congress is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to deepen their faith amongst fellow believers.
