Pope Francis called Cubans to a “revolution of tenderness” as he celebrated Mass in the Minor Basilica of the Shrine of Our Lady of Charity of El Cobre.

Pope Francis called Cubans to a “revolution of tenderness” as he celebrated Mass in the Minor Basilica of the Shrine of Our Lady of Charity of El Cobre.

Pope Francis defended his position on the economy, the environment and other social issues as faithful repetitions of the basic Catholic social doctrine.

The papal planes touches down in Washington, D.C. on the first of three stops of Pope Francis’ apostolic journey of love and mercy.
Introduction In Rome, not far from the Pantheon, there is a church called San Luigi dei Francesi. There is always a crowd in there, converged in front of the side chapel closest to the sanctuary on the left-hand side of the church. That chapel is known as the Contarelli Chapel. In it are three masterpieces […]

Modeling the pope’s example, prison ministry is a priority in the Archdiocese of Baltimore.

Pope Francis took time after Sunday Mass to visit Cuba’s ailing former leader, Fidel Castro.

Pope Francis thanked women religious who dedicate themselves with love to caring for people the world ignores.

Spanish-speaking parishioners from across the archdiocese gathered in Baltimore to celebrate faith and culture.
Random thoughts from day two of the Pilgrimage of Love and Mercy, AKA Feet for Francis:It was a most interesting morning of Sept. 21 in Parkville. Climbed out of my sleeping bag at 6 a.m. and shuffled a few steps in the dark to the edge of the choir loft
Pope Francis lands in Maryland Tuesday evening, and we will continue to pray for our Holy Father and his visit to our nation. Both of our boys want to meet him, but no one in our family will be shaking the Pope’s hand.This morning as we were driving to school, I
Introduction Today’s Scripture readings speak about the virtue of humility. And that’s not a bad thing, considering that we are about to welcome a Pope whose way of living the virtue of humility has won over many people. Perhaps we can take our cue from his motto which, in English means something like this: I’ve […]
Artwork by Joe Heller for The Compass, the Catholic newspaper of the Diocese of Green BayI wanted to spend some time in this series talking about how we can best prepare to hear the message of the Holy Father. I attended a webinar last week for journalists in the
