In Newark, a New Generation Is Finding the Catholic Faith
From young professionals in Hoboken to immigrants from around the world, new Catholics in the New Jersey archdiocese are embracing the faith after intensive spiritual formation and prayer.
Mark Di Ionno
Author and journalist Mark Di Ionno is a 2013 Pulitzer Prize finalist in news commentary and a Pulitzer Prize winner as an editor in 2002. He is the author of five award-winning books and has made seven extended trips to Ukraine to deliver humanitarian aid, provide military supplies, and teach tourniquet training to Ukrainian soldiers.
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A Classical Revival: How a New Jersey Catholic School Went From Almost Closed to Thriving
If OLMC’s success is any measure, the classic approach may be the way to salvage Catholic education in the United States.
To Hearts That Seek, Our Lady of Fatima Offers Peace
COMMENTARY: During a side trip to Portugal, the author encountered the antidote to the evil and suffering he’d seen working as an aid worker in Ukraine: genuine peace.
The Passion of Ukraine: How Faith, Memory and Courage Sustain a Nation at War
COMMENTARY: From smuggled aid to candlelit prayers, Ukraine’s faithful are holding the line against both bombs and despair.
