Chicago-Area Catholic Principal Who Defied Mask Mandate Won't Return to School, Pastor Says
During Mathius’ suspension, parents of Queen of Martyrs students protested outside the school building on two occasions.
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Uproar Over Chicago Mass: Did Theatrical Christmas Eve Liturgy Go Too Far?
The Mass featured jazz musicians, choreographed dances around the altar, and theatrical lighting effects.
Chicago Case Highlights Religious Orders That Have Not Published Lists of Credibly Accused Clergy
The Missionaries of the Divine Word, which is based in Chicago, say they are in the process of compiling a list, while the Passionists told the Sun-Times they are “considering” publishing a list.
Chicago’s Running Nun Talks About Faith and Sport
Since 2011, Sr. Baliga and a team of runners have raised more than $1.1 million dollars for the mission through the Chicago Marathon and other local races.
Young Chicago Priests Answer the Call to Anoint Coronavirus Patients
Father O’Donnell said he has been amazed at the gratefulness of the hospital staff, many of whom have expressed gratitude to him for his willingness to come and minister to the patients.
Chicago’s ‘Broken Mary’ Procession Offers Hope
The moving Marian march, thousands strong, shines light on healing and peace.
National Shrine to Christ the King Renewed: Old Landmark Receives New Life in Chicago
The Shrine of Christ the King is rising again from the ashes, but must complete Phase II before the wrecking ball is completely at bay.
In Letter to US Bishops, Pope Calls for ‘Change of Mindset’
Unity and conversion are required to restore credibility and trust in the context of the sexual abuse, the Holy Father told the bishops.
Doubts Cast on ACLU-Backed Account of IUD Controversy at Catholic Hospital
A Chicago woman’s claim in court that she could not get a damaged contraceptive device removed does not fit with either Catholic teaching or the facts, Mercy Hospital contends.
Office Depot Apologizes After Claiming Pro-Life Flyer Was ‘Hate Material’
The apology followed company officials’ claims that Maria Goldestein's flyer was 'hate material,' 'graphic' or advocated 'persecution of people who support abortion rights.'
