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 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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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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Everyone should have a gratitude list that starts with God, who has given us every good gift we possess, and goes on to include…
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Deacon Derrick: The old saying that opposites attract is spot on when it comes to Mistianna and myself. We are complete opposites, diametrically opposed…
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Deacon Derrick: Intimacy in marriage can take on many forms. The first way many of us think of intimacy involves the type of love…
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A woman comes into the Cathedral of the Assumption to pray. Her young son is in the hospital diagnosed with terminal cancer. “God, please…
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Veneration of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of God and our mother, is a distinctive feature of our Catholic way of life. Mary…
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What we have traditionally called the “White Mass” has been a tradition of the Catholic Church in the United States since 1932, which coincides…
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