The longer I am a priest, the more I feel the weight of my responsibility for souls. God’s trust humbles me, and at the same time drives me back to Him for the help I desperately need.
Author: Christine
Witness the True Presence of Christ in the Eucharist
This past week, the U.S. National Eucharistic Revival’s Congress in Indianapolis started, and a surprising study’s results came to light.
Letters to the Editor Week of July 20, 2024
Statue of Child Jesus Beheaded, Giovanna’s Graduation Prayer, Too Easy Being Catholic, Remembering Sister Mary Ann Ambrose
Obituaries, Week of July 20, 2024
Sister Mary Ann Ambrose, CSJ
10 Good Reasons to Go to Mass
Whether you’re 8 years old or in your 80s, at some point in your life you’ve probably struggled with the question, “Why do we have to go to Mass?”
Walking the Pilgrimage To Transform My Heart
As the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage comes to a close, it’s hard to summarize everything we have experienced. For over 60 days, we traveled along the Seton route, making our journey from New Haven, Connecticut, to Indianapolis, for the 10th National Eucharistic Congress.
National Eucharistic Pilgrimage Ends, But ‘The Best is Yet to Come’
The monstrance holding the Eucharist gleamed in the midday sun July 16 as pilgrims on the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage’s northern Marian Route turned a downtown corner and came into view of St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church, the pilgrimage’s final destination.
Respectful Dialogue Despite Political Differences is Needed, Says USCCB President
Political discourse in the United States has devolved into people shouting at and not listening to each other, showing a need to promote respectful dialogue despite political differences, said the president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.
Judge Cannon’s Dismissal of Trump Charges Could Lead to Supreme Court Review of Special Counsel, Says Experts
The federal judge overseeing the criminal case alleging former President Donald Trump mishandled classified government documents after leaving the White House dismissed the charges against him on July 15, expressing concern about the legality of the appointment of the special counsel investigating him. Experts at Catholic law schools indicated to OSV News the decision may ultimately require the Supreme Court to clarify constitutional questions about the Justice Department’s use of the special counsel office.
U.S. Military Disavows Soldier Training Class Claiming Pro-Life Groups are Terrorist Actors
Womack Army Medical Center at Fort Liberty, formerly Fort Bragg, in North Carolina offers pregnancy care and contraceptives, but not abortions.