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During Black History Month in February, Catholics are being invited to register to attend this summer’s National Black Catholic Congress, which over the years has made history of its own.
Memorial of Saints Cyril and Methodius February 14, 2023Daily Reading from the USCCB: Genesis 6:5-8; 7:1-5, 10 Human sinfulness persisted. Human beings were continuously and
Memorial of Saints Timothy and Titus January 26, 2023Daily Reading from the USCCB: 2 Timothy 1:1-8 Today we celebrate the memorial of Saints Timothy and
I have been a lector for many years. Although I had some training as an actor, I have tried not to be too emotive when I proclaim the readings. Until recently, pastors and people in the parish have given very positive feedback.
There are 18 parables in the Gospel of Luke. One of the shortest ones contains one of the most powerful messages.
Memorial of Saints Basil and Gregory Naziansen January 2, 2023Daily Reading from the USCCB: Psalm 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd, 4 Another Responsorial Psalm that calls for
The unkind word “dunce” is a pejorative of the little town of Duns in southern Scotland where John the Scot was born and raised.
Can a saint who died over 200 years ago have relevance for today? This author says yes as she imagines writing a heartfelt letter to Elizabeth Ann Seton, the first American-born saint.
Saint Nicholas’ life is one of history and mystery.
Why do you suppose Matthew’s Gospel includes these four particular women–Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, and Bathsheba–in Jesus’ genealogy?
