On November 4, the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith published Mater populi fidelis (“The Mother of the Faithful People”), a Doctrinal Note “On Some Marian Titles Regarding Mary’s Cooperation in the Work of Salvation.” Signed by the Prefect, Cardinal Víctor...
In a Mass arrayed with ancient symbols and timeless rituals, Archbishop Mitchell T. Rozanski of St. Louis consecrated Bishop Ralph B. O’Donnell, with co-consecrators Archbishop W. Shawn McKnight of Kansas City in Kansas (formerly of Jefferson City), and Archbishop...
Wars in Ukraine and Gaza, a new nuclear arms race, and other developments are leading to talk of “A New World Disorder.” Join the Newman Parish (Columbia) for an evening of dialogue and prayer as they explore the current state of the Catholic debate on just war,...
When considering holidays in November, most people immediately think of Veterans Day and Thanksgiving. However, the Catholic Church celebrates two important holy days back-to-back—All Saints' and All Souls’ Days. All Saints is a holy day of obligation that is normally...
Wars in Ukraine and Gaza, a new nuclear arms race, and other developments are leading to talk of “A New World Disorder.” Join the Newman Parish (Columbia) for an evening of dialogue and prayer as they explore the current state of the Catholic debate on just war,...
On October 19, Pope Leo XIV elevated seven new saints to the altars, from very different backgrounds, but whose lives were magnificent examples of faith, hope, and charity: Saint Bartholomew Longo, Italian; Saint Joseph Gregory Hernandez, Venezuelan; Saint Peter To...