May 16, 2020
Sharing the Word for May 13, 2020
If we stay attached to the vine--to Jesus--we will have life, and bring forth the abundant fruit that the Father has in mind for Jesus' disciples.
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Sharing the Word for May 16, 2020
Because we are Jesus' disciples we face rejection and persecution. Not everybody likes what we stand for. But if we suffer for proclaiming what Jesus taught we won't be alone.
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At Home on the Farm: One Family’s Spiritual Quest
Kyle and Cyndi Kramer live with their three small children 8-year-old twins Eva and Clare and 5-year-old Eli in a home Kyle built largely by himself. They use solar power, a cistern and firewood they harvest from their woods. The ...
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A Deacon’s Journey through Islam
While watching the evening news, I realized how my ignorance of Islam hindered me as a U.S. citizen and as a Catholic.
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Priests ‘Walk for the Poor’ to raise money, pray for all hit by virus
As four priests of the Archdiocese of Washington started out on a three-day, 54-mile "Walk for the Poor," they wanted those suffering from the impact of the coronavirus to know they are not alone, that Jesus is with them.
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Italy grants temporary residency to migrant farmworkers
In an effort to curb the exploitation of migrant laborers and boost its crippling agriculture industry, the Italian government has granted temporary residency to agricultural workers without proper immigration documents.
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National shrine in Washington celebrates two 100-year milestones
On May 16, the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington — the largest Catholic church in North America and one of the 10 largest churches in the world — marks the 100th anniversary of the blessing of the land on which it was built.