Catholic Schools Shine a Light Amid Pandemic Struggles
Parents are grateful for parochial schools, the closings of which number more than 200 during the course of COVID-19.
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Catholic Leaders Say Virtues Are Needed to End America’s ‘Uncivil War’
People of faith must lead with moral goodness to stave the republic from succumbing to the politics of despair fueling violent civil strife.
Buffalo’s New Bishop Focuses on His Faith as He Addresses the Challenges That Await Him
Bishop-designate Michael Fisher will officially take the reins of the scandal-plagued diocese Jan. 15.
Blackstripe Ventures Brings Power of Capital to Unlock Catholic Vision of the Economy
Venture development form shows how the ‘noble vocation of business,’ as Pope Francis recently stated, can help small mission-based companies make a big economic impact with human flourishing at the heart.
Mother Cabrini’s Shrines Show Legacy of Miracles, Lives Changed
From coast to coast, the shrines to St. Frances Xavier Cabrini testify to the profound love, impact and even miracles this Italian immigrant and U.S. citizen-saint known as ‘Mother Cabrini’ worked in the lives of countless Americans.
Brunei’s First Cardinal Has Franciscan University Connection
Bishop Cornelius Sim, his country’s first native-born priest and a 1988 graduate of the Steubenville university, discusses his selection by Pope Francis.
Cut From Special Cloth: Creating Valuable Vestments for Celebrating the Mass
Crafters of priestly garments offer insights of holiness.
Guadalupe Roastery Brews Up New Catholic Vision for Private Enterprise
The Florida-based coffee company is applying Catholic principles to provide excellent subscription-based java sourced directly from Catholic farmers.
NET Ministries Honored for Making Lifelong Missionary Disciples of Jesus
Franciscan University of Steubenville, Ohio, gave its highest non-academic award to the apostolate, which has ministered to 2 million young Catholics over four decades.
Will Ethical COVID Vaccines Arrive at Warp Speed?
Promising ethical vaccines to fight COVID-19 have advanced to the later stages of testing.
