Pope Leo XIV Urges Mercy, Reform at Jubilee of Prisoners
About 6,000 pilgrims from some 90 countries took part in the final major celebration of the Holy Year.
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Finding Peace and Finding God in Prison
In the darkness of incarceration, Judy discovered a deeper purpose: to be a mother, a mentor, and a witness to God’s love behind bars.
Bringing Jubilee Hope Behind Bars: Prison Ministers Provide Life-Changing Work of Mercy
In the wake of the Pope’s prison visit Dec. 26, the Register spoke with Catholic prison-ministry workers around the United States about their work and about the Jubilee Year.
Senators Cry Foul after Faith-Based Groups Allegedly Frozen out of Prison Program
Lankford and Peters called on the bureau to provide information regarding the its use of outside organizations for recidivism reduction programs, particularly faith-based organizations.
Austin Bishop Celebrates Special Mass in Texas Prison for Female Death-Row Inmates
Five prisoners have converted to Catholicism during their time incarcerated.
Finding Freedom While Serving Hard Time Behind Bars
‘It is through Christ that we find true freedom,’ says Tom Naemi
Reaching Out to Those Behind Bars: Prison Ministry Becomes ‘Vibrant Movement’ Across India’s Catholic Church
Initiated by a pair of seminarians more than 40 years ago, Prison Ministry India is now a nationwide effort, with more than 8,000 volunteers serving inmates in 1,300 jails.
Bringing Catholicism to Crime and Punishment
As violent crime continues to surge in U.S. cities, experts discuss how to best address this pressing issue.
Norbertine Priest, Pro-Life Hero, Recalls Time as Jail Chaplain
“I was there to introduce them to the person of Jesus Christ,” says Norbertine Father Leo Celano
