‘Stations of the Eucharist’ Aim to Help Catholics Better Understand the Sacrifice of the Mass
Indiana priest has written a series of reflections on those stations in a new book.
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Sacraments on the Sea: Priests Offer Pastoral Care for Cruise Goers
Seafaring chaplaincy is possible through membership in the Apostolate of the Sea of the United States of America that works closely with the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.
This Christmas, Bless Priests With the Gift of Prayer
Your pastor will appreciate Christmas cookies, but here are a few other ways to honor him, including spiritual presents.
Short and Sweet: US Priests React to Pope’s Call for 10-Minute Homilies
What is the right amount of time for a preacher to preach?
Catholic Teen’s Award-Winning Project Preserves Beloved Pastor’s Homilies
The quest to painstakingly preserve 1,200 homilies brings a parish community together.
Father Reidy Goes to Washington — As Supreme Court Clerk
Notre Dame law professor Father Patrick Reidy will clerk for Justice Brett Kavanaugh, starting in October.
Controversial French Influencer Priest Leaves TikTok, Passing 1.2M Followers to Apologetics Association
Father Matthieu Jasseron is now focusing on avoiding ‘guru’ status.
‘Rocker’ Spanish Priest Dies From Burns Suffered During Lighting of Easter Fire
When he was blessing the Easter fire as part of the Easter Vigil, the priest’s vestments caught fire, burning 50% of his body, according to diocesan sources.
Beatification Advances for Tortured Martyr of the Sacrament of Confession
The local Church in Guatemala recently commemorated the 40th anniversary of the death of Franciscan Father Augusto Ramírez Monasterio.
Pope Francis: ‘Spiritual Worldliness’ One of Greatest Dangers Facing Priests, the Church
In his comments on spiritual worldliness, the Pope drew heavily from the reflections of 20th-century theologian and cardinal Henri de Lubac.
