Hope in the Lord — A pastoral heart in returning from COVID-19
byBack in February at the Priests’ Council meeting, I invited a conversation about fruitful ways that we as a church can return to full…
Back in February at the Priests’ Council meeting, I invited a conversation about fruitful ways that we as a church can return to full…
Here is a tale about clocks, Jupiter, Genesis and how science can raise big questions without even trying. Early clocks were like “grandfather” clocks…
“Tell me and I forget, teach me and I remember, involve me and I learn.” Benjamin Franklin Last month’s column focused on how to…
I don’t know about you, but I am certainly tired of hearing about mandates. Mask mandates, vaccination mandates, capacity mandates, social distancing mandates. Which…
In this set of teaching editorials, Church leaders in the areas of worship, formation, service and administration will reflect on what we have learned…
Imagine moving without going anywhere. Imagine a journey without change or learning. It is impossible! As we think about our world after COVID-19, do…
Has there ever been a time when Lent and Easter have been more needed and indeed prescient than 2021? Perhaps yes, but not in…
March 16 was a great day for Kentucky parents and students. The Kentucky General Assembly passed its first-ever educational choice law that would include…
Thousands of icons, paintings, sculptures and statues have attempted to represent Mary during the past two millennia. What nearly all of these images have…
A few weeks ago, I visited Sister Visitor choice pantry at 23rd and Market Street. The Sister Visitor Center has been there since the…