On Saturday, January 22, four Salvadoran martyrs will be beatified in the Cathedral of San Salvador. They are Jesuit Padre Rutilio Grande, two lay…
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When I worked in Hong Kong, several family and friends came to visit. Not so many have come to Cambodia, partly because many perceive…
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Throughout 2021, this column provided a range of recommendations and suggested actions to improve your financial literacy. More specifically, the advice included calculating a…
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The Bakhita Empowerment Initiative at Catholic Charities of Louisville provides direct services to support and empower survivors of sex or labor trafficking as they…
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In this new year, the Church in the United States will embark on a Eucharistic Revival — a grassroots movement of Catholics across the…
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When you have good news to share, who is the first person you want to tell? Your closest friend or most respected mentor probably…
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In his message for Christmas, Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz writes of “the uninvited guest who transforms our estrangement into a community.” That transformative power…
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Christian stewardship invites us to be generous givers and grateful receivers — especially during this holy season. There are four characteristics or qualities that…
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The 2021 Catholic Services Appeal is well underway, and our office at the Pastoral Center receives mail each day that includes the signature blue,…
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St. Jerome Church in Fancy Farm, Ky., became the hands and feet of Christ for tornado survivors last weekend when the Universal Church celebrated…
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