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Pope Francis’ 2025 World Day of Peace Message entitled “Forgive Us Our Debts: Grant Us Your Peace” was presented in the Vatican on Thursday morning....
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I can't think of a better way to live, especially in a world that seems so broken right now. In my own formation as a Religious of the Sacred Heart, I had to learn that my capacity to take on the burdens of others was greatly limited — I...
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Two new perspectives recently opened up for me in dialogue with bishops and theologians. The first is the sad fact that “Laudato Si’” and its implementation has stalled in the church. The second is that we must look at the Christological perspectives of our care for creation and our...
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The concept of human dignity is central to understanding human rights. Rights name some of the conditions that must be met if human beings are to flourish....
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At St Patrick’s Cathedral, 40 students from schools across the Diocese came together to not only celebrate World Youth Day but to partake in the youth leaders commissioning Mass, led by Fr Peter Williams AM. ...
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The dreaded second front, that involving Hezbollah in Lebanon, in the war between Israel and Hamas, finally exploded. It started with the unusual deflagration of many pagers, and then translated into a massive and continuous attack by the Israeli Air Force on Hezbollah military installations, combined with a “limited...
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A Maryknoll sister honors the pastoral workers who risked their lives during Chile’s military dictatorship....
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Archbishop John Wester of Santa Fe, New Mexico, says the choice of Nihon Hidankyo serves as a much-needed reminder of the perils of nuclear war....
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Bishop Carlos Herrera of Jinotega, president of the Bishops’ Conference of Nicaragua (CEN), was expelled by the Nicaraguan government to Guatemala, according to multiple sources. The regime, led by President Daniel Ortega, accused the Catholic Church of treason....
Pope Francis’ 2025 World Day of Peace Message entitled “Forgive Us Our Debts: Grant Us Your Peace” was presented in the Vatican on Thursday morning....
I can't think of a better way to live, especially in a world that seems so broken right now. In my own formation as a Religious of the Sacred Heart, I had to learn that my capacity to take on the burdens of others was greatly limited — I...
Two new perspectives recently opened up for me in dialogue with bishops and theologians. The first is the sad fact that “Laudato Si’” and its implementation has stalled in the church. The second is that we must look at the Christological perspectives of our care for creation and our...
The concept of human dignity is central to understanding human rights. Rights name some of the conditions that must be met if human beings are to flourish....
At St Patrick’s Cathedral, 40 students from schools across the Diocese came together to not only celebrate World Youth Day but to partake in the youth leaders commissioning Mass, led by Fr Peter Williams AM. ...
The dreaded second front, that involving Hezbollah in Lebanon, in the war between Israel and Hamas, finally exploded. It started with the unusual deflagration of many pagers, and then translated into a massive and continuous attack by the Israeli Air Force on Hezbollah military installations, combined with a “limited...
A Maryknoll sister honors the pastoral workers who risked their lives during Chile’s military dictatorship....
Archbishop John Wester of Santa Fe, New Mexico, says the choice of Nihon Hidankyo serves as a much-needed reminder of the perils of nuclear war....
Bishop Carlos Herrera of Jinotega, president of the Bishops’ Conference of Nicaragua (CEN), was expelled by the Nicaraguan government to Guatemala, according to multiple sources. The regime, led by President Daniel Ortega, accused the Catholic Church of treason....