Notably, dogs were the only animals represented at a liturgy that typically attracts a variety of pets.
September, 2018
Quo Vadis campers reunite for Holy Hour+
Many of the teenagers who participated in Camp Quo Vadis during this past summer reunited at a high-school age Holy Hour at the Seminary of the Immaculate Conception on Friday, September 29. The evening combined prayer and fellowship for...
U.S. urged to end funding of research using tissue from aborted babies+
The bishops' pro-life committee praised a decision by the Department of Health and Human Services to end a contract with a company "whose business is to procure aborted baby parts."
Catholic Charities honors Mike Breen, Bishop Perez at golf outing+
Breen is known as “the voice of the New York Knicks.”
Father Kedjierski installed as 15th seminary rector+
View a gallery of photos from the evening.
Today is ‘hour of the laity,’ Archbishop Gomez tells V Encuentro delegates+
About 3,200 diocesan delegates, bishops and representatives Catholic organizations participated in four days of dialogue and consultation to discern the priority issues for Hispanic ministry.
Ospino: Encuentro reflects ‘energy, maturity’ of a church ‘here to stay’+
Hispanics represent about 40 percent of U.S. Catholics and nearly 60 percent of millennial Catholics, according to research from the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate.
V Encuentro opens with procession, papal message, prayers for abuse victims+
The enthusiasm, compassion, the love and the joy of the Encuentro process is a means of grace.
Bishop Barres pens pastoral letter on Archbishop Romero’s canonization+
"He died a Catholic martyr for human rights and human dignity and a martyr advocate of the poor and marginalized."
New Orleans ‘Hope Monstrance’ to visit U.S. communities hit by disasters+
The "Hope Monstrance," traveled in 2006 and 2007 to 140 churches across Louisiana and Mississippi to promote the city's Katrina recovery and the power of perpetual adoration.
