‘Example of Their Lives’: 6 American Black Catholics Are on the Road to Sainthood
Learn more about holy men and women devoted to Christ and their communities.
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Will These African Americans Be Canonized?
Learn about six holy lives in an upcoming EWTN documentary.
Learning From Father Tolton’s Example: Cultivating Racial Reconciliation in the Body of Christ
BOOK PICK: Father Josh Johnson’s ‘On Earth as It Is in Heaven’
Knights and Ladies of Peter Claver: Committed to Holiness and Justice
The Knights of Peter Claver is a family-based Catholic organization born from the Black Catholic patrimony and open to all Catholic men and women.
New Resource Center to Promote African-American Sainthood Causes
Xavier University of Louisiana has announced a new initiative to unite groups working on canonization causes.
African-American Catholics Celebrate the Joy of the Gospel
12th National Black Catholic Congress explored the theme of missionary discipleship and the joy of the Gospel.
Could Black Catholic Saints Be the US Church’s Hidden Key for Peace in Society?
African-American Catholics have developed a rich spiritual patrimony for 500 years that has nourished holy men and women — six of whom have active causes for canonization.
Father Tolton: Reflecting Christ at a Time of Racial Strife
Learn the inspiring story of the first African-American priest in America.
The Painful, Resilient History of America's Black Catholics
Black Catholics have a long history in the Americas that can teach the wider Church much about the importance of forgiveness, contemplation, community and holistic spirituality, but more needs to be done to welcome them.
