A central paradox of the Catholic faith holds that the quality of our spiritual lives entwines with the physical and emotional welfare of others. Our salvation may be through Jesus Christ, but our relationships to our fellow humans texture our faith.
Read More »Catholic Parishes Invite Community to Prayerful Witness Event for Immigrants
On Saturday, Oct. 12, from 1-3 p.m., the St. Ann and St. Aloysius Immigration Committee invites the community to their event, “Prayerful Witness: Walking in Solidarity with Immigrants.”
Read More »Ask A Catholic: Mortal Sin
Granted that a mortal sin is possible, however, no sin is beyond forgiveness when a person is genuinely sorry and resolved to never repeat the sinful action again.
Read More »What went up in flames?
The fire at Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral destroyed artworks but created an opportunity.
Read More »Lenten Sacrifice
God asked me to make a sacrifice for Lent. Sacrifice also means something to Catholics, although, for most of us, it's usually fodder for comedians.
Read More »Local author publishes book on praying the Rosary
He later converted to Catholicism and went on to write more than 30 books about the faith, including “The Rosary Handbook,” which was recently updated and re-published by The Word Among Us Press.
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