Jesse Jackson, Civil Rights Activist Who Urged Vatican to Address Humanitarian Crises, Dies at 84
The longtime activist was a fixture in U.S. politics for decades, including two presidential runs.
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US Bishops Mark 100th Anniversary of Black History Month
The bishops marked the anniversary by urging the faithful to ‘be faithful stewards of memory’ and ‘courageous witnesses to truth.’
‘Beacon of Truth’: Dynamic Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers Attracts Souls to Christ
“I was in adoration, making my Holy Hour, and sometime during that Holy Hour I got an overwhelming interior sense that God was saying to me, ‘I need you to do a different type of threat assessment for souls ...’”
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Black Catholic History is For Everyone, Catholic Educator Says
February is Black History Month, and the Church also celebrates Black Catholic History month every November.
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.
‘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.
Philadelphia Archdiocese Talks Race and Catholicism in Zoom Event During Black History Month
During the hour-and-a-half long program, Brown discussed passages from the pastoral letter “Open Wide Your Hearts,” produced by the USCCB’s Committee on Cultural Diversity in the Church.
