Teaching Our Faith — Let us dream
Imagine moving without going anywhere. Imagine a journey without change or learning. It is impossible! As we think about our world after COVID-19, do…
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Seminarian Q & A — Evrard Muhoza
What is the most surprising thing about being a seminarian? There is nothing that is very surprising because I have a little idea of what…
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Seminarian Q & A — Quan Nguyen
What do you like most about being a seminarian? The thing I like most about being a seminarian is that I have much…
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Seminarian Q & A — Van Tran
What is the most surprising thing about being a seminarian? It is a prayer life. What do you like most about being a seminarian?…
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Seminarian Q & A — David Vest
What is the most surprising thing about being a seminarian? The most surprising thing that I’ve experienced about being a seminarian is that everyone…
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With Jesus on the peripheries: Jesuits celebrate social commitment
By Cindy Wooden Catholic News Service ROME — Celebrating 50 years of the Jesuits’ Social Justice and Ecology Secretariat, more than 200 Jesuits and…
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Pilot parishes complete discernment process
By Jessica Able, Record Staff Writer Earlier this year, Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz wrote a pastoral letter titled “Your Parish: The Body of Christ Alive…
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Marian Dinner serves young women a taste of religious life
By Jessica Able, Record Staff Writer An intimate midday gathering for young women to get to know women religious began with prayer and included a…
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Benedictine Sisters to host two discernment events in Indiana
The Sisters of St. Benedict of Ferdinand, Ind., invite women ages 18 to 40 to an evening of prayer and discussion in November. One…
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Young men attend discernment dinners
By Jessica Able, Record Staff Writer La GRANGE, Ky. — About a dozen young men gathered for an evening of discernment and discussion with…
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