Liturgy Matters — The ‘dismissal’ is a call to action
byBy Dr. Judy Bullock Pope Francis has brought an infusion of life and energy to the church with his papacy. In one of his…
By Dr. Judy Bullock Pope Francis has brought an infusion of life and energy to the church with his papacy. In one of his…
By Joan Holzknecht Mark Twain has been attributed as the author of the humorous quote, “the coldest winter I ever spent was a summer…
By Daniel Conway The Catholic press is not immune to the diseases which infect the secular newspaper business today. A decline in readership with…
Those who love pleasure will suffer want. Proverbs 21:17 Every newscast today seemed to have the same story — the story of the opening…
It has been a long-standing custom for the president, vice-president and general secretary of the U.S. Bishops’ Conference to journey to Rome in October…
When a man ends, he is only beginning. Sirach 18:5 I associate September with “beginnings.” When I was growing up in Rhodelia, Ky., in…
By Dr. Judy Bullock At this time of year the signs are all around us: yellow buses travelling their routes, back-to-school sales in every…
By Ginny Schaeffer A nun, a priest, an activist and a Baptist preacher walk into … This may sound like the beginning of a…
I just wrote a note to Alex Kupper. I had to compliment him for his wonderful interview in the most recent edition of the…
They are trapped by the work of their own hands. Psalm 9:17 In preparation for retirement, I took a test last spring called “Retirement…