Argentina’s first female saint arguably worked yet another miracle at her own canonization Mass Sunday, bringing Pope Francis and rightwing populist Argentine President Javier Milei, known for his derogatory remarks about the pontiff, together for a warm embrace.
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Author Raises Hope of Reconciliation From a Painful History of the Church and Slavery
Raising public awareness about the role of slavery in building the U.S. Catholic Church and sparking hopes for racial justice and reconciliation were themes that emerged in a recent discussion at The Catholic University of America in Washington.
To Truly Be a Disciple Is To Have Trust in Christ
Just a few years ago, I had the tremendous joy and privilege of leading a pilgrimage to Lourdes, France. It was a pilgrimage that I was very much looking forward to.
Senators Allege FBI ‘Withheld Material Information’ From Inquiry Into Retracted Catholic Memo
A group of U.S. senators recently sent a letter to the FBI alleging the bureau shirked congressional oversight amid lawmakers’ inquiries into a leaked FBI memo that suggested some “radical traditionalist” Catholics pose threats of racially or ethnically motivated violence.
Catholic Schools Week Unites Communities
Catholic Schools Week is a time to celebrate the many gifts that Catholic education provides. Our schools are places of learning, faith, and community, where students are encouraged to grow in mind, body, and spirit.
Celebrating A Catholic Education
And so ends another Catholic Schools Week, with the Diocese of Brooklyn celebrating Catholic education within all its schools and academies.
Letters to the Editor Week of February 10, 2024
Catholic Schools Week Reflection , In Regard to George Weigel’s Column, Pro-Life Coverage, Remembering St. Patrick’s
Obituaries, Week of February 10, 2024
Sister Dolores Frances Crepeau, CSJ, Florence C. Maloney, Ed.D
The Vital Role of Catholic Schools
While studying to be a teacher at St. John’s University I was told the story about a classroom filled with energetic third graders. The teacher, attempting to teach a lesson on the virtues of patience, delicately explained the concept when a curious young boy raised his hand, his eyes sparkling with innocence.
A Year After Train Derailment, Ohio Parish Has Become a ‘Family’ That Serves Community
One year after a toxic train derailment, an Ohio parish has “solidified” into a “family” that seeks to serve the community, its pastor told OSV News.