Two specific and important movements will be taking place within the Church in the United States during the next few years: the National Eucharistic Revival, a three-year process of growing closer in relationship with Jesus ...
In the latest editorial, the Our Sunday Visitor Editorial Board reflects on the change in tone among the U.S. bishops between their June meeting, where there was a clear sense of division, and their recent ...
The Our Sunday Visitor Editorial Board reflects on how to embrace Advent as a season of waiting: “Here we are again at Advent, a season that is defined by marking time, by counting the days ...
In Pope Francis’ video reflection on his prayer intention for November, he rightly notes that “sadness, apathy and spiritual tiredness end up dominating people's lives, who are overloaded due to the rhythm of life today.” ...
For the first time since November 2019, the U.S. bishops will convene in person as a body on November 15 to 18 to discuss, debate and vote on matters in the life of the local ...
On May 6, 2020, a 35-year-old man opened an unlocked door at St. Anthony’s Catholic Church in Casper, Wyoming, and proceeded to damage the altar and kick over a statue before leaving the church. The ...
President Joe Biden’s meeting with Pope Francis on Oct. 29 will be only the second audience between a pope and a Catholic president of the United States. In a statement to the media, the White ...
“I know that God is the owner of life, but God doesn’t want to see me suffer.” Those are the words of Martha Sepúlveda, a 51-year-old Catholic from Colombia with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis who, if ...
There are more than nineteen thousand permanent deacons in the United States today. In July, an annual survey of permanent deacons indicated that five hundred eighty seven new permanent deacons had been ordained across the ...
Too often today our advocacy for policies or positions to which we (and the Church) hold dear are typed out on a post or a tweet that likely will only reach our carefully curated circle ...
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