The editorial board for Our Sunday Visitor writes that for our priests, the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic can be even more acute. Not only are they literally separated from their flocks, they are now ...
From the Our Sunday Visitor Editorial Board: These are strange days. As Americans, we are used to our freedom, which allows us to do what we like, when we like it — even to our ...
It was announced March 9 that all of Italy, including Rome and Vatican City, would undergo a lockdown due to the spread of coronavirus in the country. In response to these trying times, Cardinal Angelo ...
Much is unknown about the new coronavirus, COVID-19, that has killed more than 3,000 people in multiple countries around the globe. Dioceses and archdioceses where the disease is widespread, such as Milan in northern Italy, ...
And so it’s happened again. It turns out that another great and respected Catholic hero was not what he seemed. Jean Vanier, the celebrated founder of L’Arche International, a community devoted to caring for those ...
The Our Sunday Visitor Editorial Board writes, since the publication of Pope Francis’ exhortation on the Amazon, we have heard much about what the document does not contain. We know that after months of speculation, ...
The Our Sunday Visitor Editorial Board writes: For years now, especially during national election cycles, American Catholics have been politically homeless. Once a major voting bloc, Catholics in the United States have found themselves increasingly ...
The teaching of the Catholic Church highly stresses the value and dignity of every human life, and it bestows upon Catholics the responsibility to care for all human beings from conception to natural death. This ...
Say what you like about President Donald J. Trump --and there is a lot to say -- but to his credit, he made history Jan. 24 by becoming the first sitting president ever to address ...
Nearly one year ago, Catholic leaders from around the globe attended what was hailed as an unprecedented global summit on clergy sexual abuse. Approximately 200 bishops, observers and other leaders spent four days in conversation, ...
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