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Third-grader Averey Ndong-Cantave, second-grader Dominic Corsi , seventh-grader Lucy Strama, sixth-grader Collin Ambush and fourth-grader Brooke Barron are among the students who helped St. Mary Catholic School in Hagerstown earn National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence honors. (Courtesy St. Mary Catholic School)

Hagerstown Blue Ribbon involves multi-generational commitment

Paul McMullen
September 29, 2017
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Family and faith traditions have also contributed mightily to the enduring power of the only Catholic parish school in Western Maryland.

People camp on a street in Mexico City Sept. 27 after their homes were damaged by the Sept. 19 earthquake. Members of a Catholic youth group were shot at and robbed Sept. 26 as they transported earthquake relief to southern Mexico. (CNS photo/Daniel Becerril, Reuters)

Mexican Catholic youths transporting quake relief shot, robbed, raped

David Agren
September 28, 2017
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Members of a Catholic youth group were shot at and robbed as they transported earthquake relief to southern Mexico, leaving two volunteers hospitalized. Another volunteer was sexually assaulted.

People gather outside the U.S. Supreme Court June 26 in Washington. The high court was issuing its last decisions in its current term, which ends June 30. Two of the most-awaited decisions involved the Trump administration's travel ban and the suit by a Missouri Lutheran preschool denied a state grant for creating a safer playground. (CNS photo/Jim Lo Scalzo, EPA)

Discerning the spirits

Richard Doerflinger
September 28, 2017
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In our rights-oriented society, “discrimination” is the worst accusation we can bring against someone. So it is important to explain what we mean by it.

Pope Francis speaks during a meeting with Jesuits and laypeople associated with Jesuit institutions in Cartagena, Colombia, Sept. 10. While replying to questions, the pope said that seeking to understand people's real lives does not "bastardize" theology. In the background is Jesuit Father Antonio Spadaro, editor of the Rome-based Jesuit journal, La Civilta Cattolica. (CNS photo/courtesy La Civilta Cattolica)

‘Amoris Laetitia’ is built on traditional Thomist morality, pope says

Carol Glatz
September 28, 2017
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Seeing, understanding and engaging with people’s real lives does not “bastardize” theology, rather it is what is needed to guide people toward God, Pope Francis told Jesuits in Colombia.

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