Editorial — Smiles are important
When Archbishop Jorge Bergoglio of Buenos Aires became pope, one of the first things noticed about him was the warmth of his smile. It…
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Hope in the Lord — Catholics come home after the pandemic
If you found the experience of virtual participation in the sacred liturgy of the Holy Eucharist uplifting and worthwhile, imagine what it will be…
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Editorial – Christ is alive!
As we prepare for Christmas and take time out of our lives to consider the real presence of Christ in our midst, let’s also…
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A Time to Speak – Why I attend the Red Mass
Once a year, the Archdiocese of Louisville celebrates a Red Mass to invoke divine guidance and blessings on persons of all faiths who serve…
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A Time to Speak – 150 years of Mercy
Sister Paulanne Diebold, RSM The Sisters of Mercy of the Americas will celebrate the 150th anniversary of their arrival in Louisville with a liturgy…
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Teaching Our Faith – Faith and science
This series of teaching editorials focuses on the relationship between faith and science. For the last few years, I have engaged with a group…
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Work of the People — Bringing our gifts
By Dr. Karen Shadle I recently caught a trailer for the new Spiderman movie, Far from Home, scheduled for release in July. As big…
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An enduring economic revival
By Archbishop Thomas G. Wenski of Miami In my Labor Day statement this year, I highlighted the plight of millions of Americans who face…
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Secularism divides public, private self
By Archbishop William E. Lori of Baltimore On the last Sunday of each liturgical year, the church celebrates the Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus…
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A way forward on immigration
By Archbishop Jose H. Gomez of Los Angeles The Catholic bishops of the United States have designated Dec. 12, the feast of Our Lady of…
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