I have established a mental wellness workgroup of professional counselors, psychiatrists and diocesan staff members to develop resources and strategies to better support our communities as they cope with the emotional aftermath of the pandemic.Read More

How many times a day are we anxious and upset? I certainly feel that way, for example, when I’m facing a difficult decision or when I’m concerned about the health of a priest or a co-worker. Almost no one, including all of us, is exempt from worry and anxiety, and while there are many things...Read More

Es importante señalar que los obispos no votaron para implementar una política nacional para negar la Sagrada Comunión a los políticos que rechazan la enseñanza de la Iglesia.Read More

It is important to note that the bishops did not vote to implement a national policy to deny Holy Communion to politicians who reject Church teaching.Read More

In these days rife with challenge, in these days when so many people are agitated, in these days when God’s judgment upon his Church looms large, yes, I need you, Scott, as my helper, and I need you to be one with your fellow presbyters, my co-workers in the truth, with whom I am privileged...Read More

Con abundancia de oración y con la participación reflexiva de nuestra comunidad arquidiocesana, avanzamos ahora para asegurarnos de que no solo somos una familia de parroquias que se opone al odio y el racismo, sino una comunidad amorosa y acogedora que celebra el hecho de que todos somos hermanos y hermanas en Cristo, el Hijo...Read More

Technical experts speak about the memory capacity of our electronic devices. As we use them day in and day out, we check to see how much memory is left on our computers, laptops, cellphones, and other smart devices.Read More

Growing up in the 1950’s, I assumed that the Church would never shrink, but instead grow rapidly, as was the case in my hometown, New Albany, Indiana.Read More