Seminarian Dustin Hungerford ordained to the diaconate
byDeacon Dustin Hungerford was ordained to the order of the diaconate by Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz April 10 at the Cathedral of the Assumption…
Five priests, two nuns, three laypeople kidnapped in Haiti
byBy Carol Glatz, Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY —The latest victims of rampant kidnappings in Haiti are five priests, two nuns and three laypeople…
French, Filipino volunteers help young detainees secure better future
byBy Elisabeth Auvillain, Catholic News Service PARIS — When Laurent Thorigné went to the Philippines to work for a nongovernmental organization serving underage inmates,…
Heroic Men promote ministries, resources for Catholic men to grow in faith
byBy Mark Pattison, Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — This isn’t your father’s Holy Name Society. Launched last October, Heroic Men wants to serve as…
In Philippines, school offers training, but nuns provide sense of family
byBy Gail DeGeorge and Charity Durano, Catholic News Service QUEZON CITY, Philippines — Jane Ollivier lost her parents by the age of 10. For…
A trade of false promises and economic illusions feed some migrants’ dreams
byBy Rhina Guidos, Catholic News Service CHALATENANGO, El Salvador — Life in the northern mountains of El Salvador is a tranquil as it can…
Nations not working together seen as biggest failure of pandemic
byBy Dan Stockman, Catholic News Service The coronavirus pandemic has exposed how unprepared the world is — even wealthy, technologically advanced nations — to…
Even bullying has changed in pandemic, says NCEA presenter
byBy Carol Zimmermann, Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — Bullying in schools is nothing new, but in the COVID-19 era, it has taken different forms….
Ursuline Sister of Louisville Regina Marie Bevelacqua, teacher and Special Olympics coach, dies at 85
byUrsuline Sister of Louisville Regina Marie Bevelacqua, former executive director of St. Mary’s Center, died April 7 at Nazareth Home. She was 85 and…
Belfast bishop urges politicians to avoid inciting more violence
byCatholic News Service BELFAST, Northern Ireland — The Catholic bishop of Belfast urged politicians to be more careful about their language as the city…