Arlington Bishop Burbidge: ‘Reflect on Faithful Witness’ During Black Catholic History Month
The National Black Catholic Clergy Caucus (NBCCC) first established Black Catholic History Month in 1990.
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Servant of God Mother Mary Lange and the Rich History of Black Catholic Religious Orders
‘EWTN News In Depth’ segment highlights the true story of Mother Mary Elizabeth Lange’s Oblate Sisters of Providence and other orders, showcasing the tremendous impact of African Americans in the Church.
African-American Sainthood Causes: Everyday Holiness
A Look at Six Holy Lives for Black Catholic History Month
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.
