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67 Ways to Do the Works of Mercy with Your Kids (An author Q&A)

May 28, 2019

With very full lives, it can be easy to feel that there’s no way to fit anything else into your day. So, when I saw that Heidi Indahl had written 67 Ways to Do the Works of Mercy with Your Kids, I was immediately intrigued.

Archbishop Lori’s Homily: “Putting Memory Back in Memorial Day”; Knights of Columbus

Archbishop William E. Lori

May 27, 2019

Archbishop Lori Homily, From the Archbishop

The same Lord who appears in the Heavenly Jerusalem, the Lamb who was slain for our salvation, the Victor seated at the Father’s right hand, the Lord of lords and the King of kings and the Lover of our souls – it is he who dwells within us as in a temple, who dwells within the walls of this church.

Prenatal diagnosis of illness is no excuse for abortion, pope says

Cindy Wooden

May 27, 2019

Feature, News, Respect Life, World News

“Abortion is never the answer” to couples seeking a way to deal with a prenatal diagnosis of serious illness or disability, Pope Francis said.

Bishop Denis J. Madden leads a prayer walk through the streets of Baltimore in 2012. (CR file)

Bishop Madden to lead Baltimore prayer walk for peace May 29

Archdiocese of Baltimore

May 26, 2019

#IamCatholic, Feature, Local News, News

Bishop Denis J. Madden, urban vicar and auxiliary bishop emeritus of Baltimore, will lead a prayer walk for peace May 29 at St. Casimir in Canton (2800 O’Donnell Street, Baltimore, MD 21224).

Archbishop Lori’s Homily: 6th Sunday of Easter; St. Joseph-on-Carrolton-Manor

Archbishop William E. Lori

May 26, 2019

Archbishop Lori Homily, From the Archbishop, Uncategorized

I wish you angels

Robyn Barberry

May 25, 2019

Blog, Unconditional

My wish for you, not just for today, but for the rest of your life is that you will always find a guardian to guide you.

Archbishop Lori’s Homily: Permanent Diaconate Ordination

Archbishop William E. Lori

May 25, 2019

Archbishop Lori Homily, From the Archbishop

All dear friends gathered for this diaconal ordination: Today’s reading from the Acts of the Apostles describes how, in the power of the Holy Spirit, and after consultation with the community, the Apostles discerned that they should appoint and ordain co-workers to assist them in the daily distribution of food and other necessities

Archbishop Gomez ‘deeply disappointed’ by Senate passing confession bill

Pablo Kay

May 24, 2019

News, Religious Freedom, World News

Los Angeles Archbishop Jose H. Gomez said he was “deeply disappointed” by the California Senate’s passage of a bill that would force priests to disclose information about child sexual abuse that they hear in the sacrament of confession.

Graduates smile after the May 19, 2019, commencement ceremony at the Dominican-run Providence College in Providence, R.I. (CNS photo/Stew Milne, courtesy Providence College)

College graduates urged, implored to change the world

Carol Zimmermann

May 24, 2019

Feature, News, World News

College graduations often include an encouraging push by commencement speakers for graduates to go out and make a difference in the world. This year’s ceremonies at Catholic colleges and universities around the country were no different, but there may have been a little more urgency in the advice.

Yard sales, commencement joy, cotton candy for breakfast, and free Easter egg dye (7 Quick Takes)

Rita Buettner

May 24, 2019

Blog, Open Window

I could write quick takes or take care of the pile of dirty dishes in the sink. I think we both know which one I picked.

Ellie Walsh, who teaches freshman world history and senior advanced placement U.S. government at Pope John Paul II High School in Hendersonville, Tenn., competed in the "Jeopardy" National Teachers Week tournament. She is pictured in an undated photo. (CNS photo/Mark Griffith, courtesy Ellie Walsh)

Catholic school teacher in Tennessee gets a shot at stardom on ‘Jeopardy’

Robert Alan Glover

May 23, 2019

News, World News

For a moment, Pope John Paul II High School in Hendersonville and one of its teachers stared television history in the face.

Harry Lorden and Margret Pontzer pray in the St. Maria Goretti perpetual eucharistic adoration chapel in Hagerstown. (Kevin J. Parks/CR Staff)

The Eucharist and Christ’s love

Father Ed Dougherty, M.M.

May 23, 2019

Commentary, Guest Commentary

Ultimately, adoration opens our hearts to the reality of Christ’s love, empowering us to return to our everyday lives and relationships inspired to follow in his footsteps by making sacrifices and being willing to do what is right for the sake of others.

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