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SearchThe college community’s prayers, combined with the threat of a lawsuit, persuaded county officials to forge a less restrictive and more collaborative response.
College ministry leaders ready to dialogue with students about George Floyd’s death and related events.
“Knowing ‘the temple that we are’ immediately clarifies our keep and discard list, our agenda, our hopes and loves.”
Whether or not the United States is heading in this direction, removing statues, changing the names of streets and buildings and stifling free speech are all considered tactics of regime change.
Meet Fathers Peter and Andrew Infanger, biological father and son. Their now-common vocation has brought a new dimension to their father-son relationship.
Catholic school leaders continue to navigate the uncharted territory of a new school year during the pandemic, but equipped with flexibility, creativity and a detailed plan.
“Just as the waters crowd into the valleys, so the graces of the Holy Spirit fill the humble.”
One priest said he believes recovery from the riots has made the community stronger.
Family and friends offer peace to dying loved ones through prayers and spiritual care.
Faith and forgiveness, alongside with solidarity for the victim and the African-American community’s anguish, are elements of their response to the brutal death of Minneapolis resident George Floyd.
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