Parishes embrace Montessori catechesis
Aaron Garris, a second-grader at St. James School in Elizabethtown, Ky., elevated a pretend host over a tiny altar as he enacted a hands-on…
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Love is never indifferent to other’s suffering, pope says
By Cindy Wooden Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Most Christians would agree it is wrong to hate someone, but it is also wrong…
Read MorePrograma para Parejas: Tomados de la Mano tendrá lugar el 18 de enero
El programa para parejas Tomados de la Mano ofrece la clase “Apoyándonos mutuamente” el día sábado, 18 de enero de 9 a.m. a 2…
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Trinity High School inducts seven people into Hall of Fame
Trinity High School honored seven individuals at the school’s annual Hall of Fame dinner Dec. 12. The dinner was held in Trinity’s Convocation Hall….
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Teens discover youth conference impacts their lives in profound ways
By Mike Krokos Catholic News Service INDIANAPOLIS — Megan Davis, Elizabeth Eberhard and Allison Dible were fired up after the opening evening session Nov….
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Young people help sisters carry out mission
While the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth are generally aging here in the United States, young lay people remain engaged in their work. Charity…
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Church is a safe place, bishop tells Encuentro
Bishop William F. Medley, of Owensboro, Ky., told a gathering of about 200 Hispanic and Latino Catholics that he’s aware of the hostility and…
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Father Bryan Massingale speaks to men, women religious at conference
Father Bryan Massingale said the world and the Catholic Church are living in a time of change and uncertainty marked by climate disruption, the…
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Archdiocese celebrates long marriages
Raymond and Mary Angela Suell were teenagers when they met one June night in 1948 on a skating rink at the old Fontaine Ferry…
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Montague takes helm at Mercy
Becky Montague’s first few months as Mercy Academy’s president has been a whirlwind of meetings, but the highlight of her experience so far has…
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