Hope in the Lord — Four steps to deal with COVID-19
All of us have correctly been occupied with responding to the pandemic of COVID-19 and the ways to mitigate its grave impact. We naturally…
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Catholic history of Civil War era blends scholarship, storytelling
By Nancy L. Roberts Catholic News Service “Faith and Fury: The Rise of Catholicism During the Civil War” by Father Charles P. Connor. EWTN…
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Editorial – Stay home for the good of all
It’s March and there’s no basketball. There’ll be no Derby in May. And, in a part of Kentucky where nearly every corner seems to…
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Living Mission – Cambodian parishes influenced by local culture
It might be assumed that parishes around the world are basically similar — and in the most general sense they are. They have a…
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New compilations bring together diverse writings of learned Brits
By Allan F. Wright Catholic News Service “John Henry Newman,” compiled by Ryan J. Marr. Pauline Books & Media (Boston, 2019). 160 pp., $12.95….
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Editorial – Disconnect to connect
Recently while dining at a local eatery — a cut above fast-food but a level below “reservations only,” — a couple took notice of…
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Between Amens – How do we embrace baptism during Lent?
Here’s a mid-Lent pop quiz for you: What are the two parts of what the church calls the “twofold character” of the Lenten season?…
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Hope in the Lord — God who called you by name
I was at St. Bernadette Church on March 1, and I found a church packed with enthusiasm. I am told that 388 adults and…
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Cardinal’s reflections provide much food for spiritual thought
By Brian T. Olszewski Catholic News Service “Who Do You Say I Am?: Daily Reflections on the Bible, the Saints and the Answer That…
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A Time to Speak — For Lent, stop and breathe
By Deacon Lucio Caruso For many of us, our lives are so hurried that we seldom stop and take a breath! I believe our…
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