Catholics Aid Native Americans to Arrest Deadly Spread of COVID-19
Nations and tribes have been hit hard by the pandemic, but Catholics have played an important role in seeing successes in the fight against the coronavirus.
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Unveiling Potential Saints for the Americas
US Catholics are discovering a hidden but glorious legacy of holy lives and martyrs in North America thanks to the Tekakwitha Conference.
‘Blueprint for Sainthood’ Seen in Native American Lives, Martyrdoms
American Catholics are discovering a hidden, but glorious legacy of holy men and women, including hundreds of martyrs, in North America thanks to the Tekakwitha Conference.
University of Notre Dame to Cover Up Prominent Columbus Murals
The murals, painted by Luigi Gregori, are located in Notre Dame’s Main Building.
‘God Saved My Life,’ Says ‘The Rider’ Star Brady Jandreau
A Native American cowboy and onetime rodeo star whose career-ending injury is the basis of a masterful fact-inspired film talks about making the film, his heritage and his faith.
Cause Opens for Nicholas Black Elk, Holy Man of the Lakota
Bishop Robert Gruss tells the Register that Black Elk’s life provides a model of ‘missionary evangelization’ for all Catholic Americans.
Col. Louis Cook: Operatic Abenaki, US Patriot, Devoted Catholic
COMMENTARY: On June 18, the Continental Army left its winter camp at Valley Forge in pursuit of the retreating Red Coats. With them was Col. Cook, who fought the British in the French and Indian War.
Beyond the Pipeline: Catholic Voices Around Standing Rock
Catholics on both sides of the issue reflect on their common destiny.
