Trinidadians step up to aid Venezuelan migrants when government steps back
By Laura Ann Phillips Catholic News Service LA ROMAINE, Trinidad and Tobago — A 7-year-old is so hyperactive, he requires an change in activity…
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Actor joins with those struggling for religious freedom in Middle East
By Kurt Jensen Catholic News Service A two-time Academy Award-winning actor lent his support July 16 to the religious freedom struggle in the Middle…
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36th Mid-South Catholic Charismatic Conference to be held July 19-20
The Catholic Charismatic Renewal group of the Diocese of Nashville, Tenn., is holding its 36th Annual Mid-South Catholic Charismatic Conference on July 19-20 at…
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Trinity High School student wins scholarship
Thomas Kalmer, a Trinity High School student, is the winner of the National Merit Vanderbilt University Scholarship. The National Merit Scholarship Program is an…
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St. Xavier students win merit scholarship
Two Students from St. Xavier High Schools were among recipients of college-sponsored National Merit Scholarships. They are: Jacob Bibb, National Merit University of Alabama…
Read MoreCelebrate Pentecost by rejecting racism, Italian bishops say
By Cindy Wooden Disciples of Jesus must reject any attitude or language that could increase intolerance or racism, especially in current social and political…
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House passes bill to provide permanent legal protection for ‘Dreamers’
The chairman of the U.S. bishops’ migration committee June 4 praised the U.S. House for passing a measure that gives permanent legal protection to…
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Sisters of Charity of Nazareth plan open house in Archival Center
The Sisters of Charity of Nazareth Archival Center will hold an open house on April 27 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the…
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Spalding hosts 47th annual ‘Running of the Rodents’
Students, above, cheered as rats raced out of the starting gate during the 47th annual “Running of the Rodents” race at the Spalding University…
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Thousands of new Catholics expected to join church at Easter Vigil
By Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — Tens of thousands of new Catholics are expected to join the Catholic Church at Easter Vigil liturgies in parishes…
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