Life’s trials train Christians to be sensitive to others, pope says
Continuing his talks on the Acts of the Apostles, the pope said even in trial, St. Paul "does not cease to be the guardian of the lives of others and the animator of their hope."
Iraqis hope attacks by U.S., Iran will ease and tensions will decrease
The Chaldean archbishop, like those of other religious affiliations, wants foreign troops to stop using their shattered homeland as a battlefield to settle scores.
FOCUS conference closes by challenging attendees to keep ‘flame burning’
The greatest world poverty is not lack of food, clothing or safety, but that people do not know the Father’s love, said Curtis Martin, founder of the Fellowship of Catholic Leadership Students (FOCUS).
Iowa priest-photographer surprised by appeal of viral cattle cross image
The inspiration for the photo came from the Gottos' desire to integrate their Catholic faith into their farming, land that has been in the family since 1889.
Longtime former St. Mary’s principal known for ‘humble service’ dies at 65
She was best known for her 36 years at St. Mary's High School, but she also taught at Most Holy Trinity, St. Theresa and Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
Flu factor: Dioceses take steps to prevent virus from spreading
The steps outlined by at least three dioceses are designed to minimize contact among the faithful in order to reduce the possibility of transmission of an influenza virus.
Haiti earthquake: life a decade later
A check in with people/organizations on what Haitian life is like 10 years later.
Death penalty foes applaud message of new movie ‘Just Mercy’
"The film's most powerful characteristics are its ability to humanize the individuals who are on death row and illuminate the discrimination, mental illness, impoverishment and racial bias that commonly leads to a death sentence," a joint statement from the Catholic Mobilizing Network said.
Seasoned musician inspires people to sing, raise voices ‘in honor of God’
She was the first woman to direct liturgical music for the National Black Catholic Congress, conducting a 100-voice choir at its daily Masses while writing musical scores for the string orchestra.
Residents fear what may come next after quakes, archbishop says
There have only been two confirmed deaths, but a series of earthquakes in a two-week span has people sleeping outside and unsure of their next meal.
