The Remarkable Life of Father Stanisław Kicman: Spared in Nazi Massacre to Save Souls
COMMENTARY: As a child, he survived a Nazi massacre. As a husband and father, he lived the Gospel. As a priest, he brought many to Christ.
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‘Loads of Blessings’ Offers Hope, One Basket of Laundry at a Time
Ministry provides laundry services and holistic care to the homeless and underserved in the heart of Allentown, Pennsylvania.
7-Year-Old’s Final Cry in Hurricane Helene Floodwaters: ‘Jesus, I Hear You’
‘He’s my hero,’ Meghan Drye says of 7-year-old Micah.
Gospel Meditation: Do We Know We Need Healing?
User’s Guide to the Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
National Catholic Prayer Breakfast Speakers Highlight Joy and Sacrifice of the Christian Life
Speakers highlighted the joy and sacrifice of the Christian life, with keynote speaker Bishop William Byrne calling the faithful to deeper participation in the sacraments and imitation of the Blessed Mother.
Christ Teaches Us What We Owe to God and the Common Good
User’s Guide to Sunday, Oct. 22
Creative Fireworks
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: In the potentially landmark case 303 Creative v. Elenis, the Supreme Court has the opportunity — and constitutional obligation — to embrace the Catholic understanding of the human person and our fundamental conscience rights.
As Pilgrims Flock to See Sister Wilhelmina, Abbey Becomes ‘Spiritual Haven’ for All
The Benedictine Sisters of Mary, Queen of the Apostles continue to live their charism of prayer, work and hospitality.
