Like Son, Like Father: Priests Share Bonds of Family, Vocation
Meet Fathers Peter and Andrew Infanger, biological father and son. Their now-common vocation has brought a new dimension to their father-son relationship.
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Catholic Schools Plan to Open for Fall Classes Amid Pandemic’s Uncertainties
Catholic school leaders continue to navigate the uncharted territory of a new school year during the pandemic, but equipped with flexibility, creativity and a detailed plan.
Did You Know the Sacred Heart Devotion Was Established as a Plague Raged?
Exactly 300 years ago a devastating pestilence in France ceased following what was likely the first public consecration and worship of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
Amid Destruction, Minnesota Business Owners Keep the Faith
One priest said he believes recovery from the riots has made the community stronger.
Accompaniment at the Hour of Death
Family and friends offer peace to dying loved ones through prayers and spiritual care.
Farmers and Business Owners Rely on Faith While Navigating Pandemic’s Turbulence
Agronomists receive an outpouring of support from consumers who are purchasing commodities, as small businesses deal with closures and other challenges brought on by the virus.
Livestreamed ‘Lolek’ Pays Tribute to St. John Paul II
One-man performance will coincide with 100th birthday of the actor-turned-pope.
‘I Trust God’s Plan’: Catholic Converts Wait to Enter the Church
With suspension of public Easter vigil Masses, RCIA groups continue to prepare online.
Rallying to Aid Refugees in Uganda and Lebanon
Organizations and parishes show charity and hospitality to displaced persons, including many fellow Catholics.
Building Hope and Providing Purpose in Uganda Through School Named for a Saint
New institution built by American deacon’s ministry offers promise to African children.
