For the high school class for 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic canceled events and summer jobs, and delayed graduation ceremonies. As graduates prepare to embark on their college careers this fall, they face uncertainties on and ...
When the coronavirus pandemic hit this spring, sending college students home, many campus ministries turned to virtual resources to continue their mission, relying on Zoom Bible studies and online posts. Now as they plan to ...
Catherine Naja of suburban Pittsburgh started making a pocket shrine last fall, even though she has little experience in sewing anything. She cut out the pattern of a cross and hand stitched two layers of ...
Religious communities are gifted with charisms that called their founders to serve God in different ways. Some teach, preach or serve the poor. Some have a life of prayer that beckons others to hear the ...
Sister Mary Gemma professed her final vows on July 6, 2019, with the Franciscan Sisters T.O.R. of Penance of the Sorrowful Mother in Toronto, Ohio. They are a contemplative-active community with a full prayer life ...
Students in early education disciplines at Catholic colleges are prepared for a unique role: to be teachers that recognize and promote the dignity of their students. As Jennifer Weber, an assistant professor of education at ...
Their stories are not unique: Two women who started out a pro-choice changed their minds. Now, Catherine Glenn Foster, president and CEO of Americans United for Life, and Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the Susan B. ...
The great British author and Christian apologist C.S. Lewis once wrote that “friendship must be about something” because friends are travelers on the same quest with a common vision. They ask the fundamental questions: “Do ...
Jennifer Hubbard finds hope after 2012 shooting through nonprofit work in memory of her daughter
New high school opens and offers treatment centers, recovery, learning in spiritual environment
