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Priest continues to counsel police one year after Capitol insurrection
Msgr. Salvatore A. Criscuolo, chaplain for the Washington police, sees the physical pain and mental stress among officers who fought with fellow Americans bent on blocking the peaceful transition of the presidency.
Humility and trust: Finding the keys to the synodal journey
As Catholics try to grasp what Pope Francis means by a "synodal church," he offered clarity in recent talks, for example learning how the Magi were not afraid to take a new path when inspired by the Holy Spirit.
Parish magazine spreads the Gospel, one personal story at a time
Since 2018, members of Assumption B.V.M. Parish in West Grove have been sharing their insights on faith and ministry through an online publication that's building community.
St. Joseph teaches fatherly love in ‘orphaned’ world, pope says
As the foster father of Jesus, St. Joseph points to the need for loving fathers and mothers in an age of "demographic winter" in many countries as couples decline to have children.
Mother Seton shrine expanding awareness of U.S. saint
The National Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton in Emmitsburg, Maryland this year plans a series of essays, retreats and a prayer program for those who seek "a friend in heaven."
China forbids foreigners from spreading religious content online
The Chinese government cited national security interests for enacting the new law aimed at foreign institutions and individuals, purportedly to make religion more Chinese-oriented.
Safety upgrades unveiled for ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy
Biden administration officials announced transportation and legal help for migrants seeking asylum in the U.S. who are being forced to stay in Mexico under a Trump-era policy.
Catholic colleges respond to omicron with online classes
Much of January has become a back-to-virtual learning experience at many colleges and universities in response to the current spike in COVID-19 cases across the U.S.
In World Sick Day message, pope says progress must never trump care
Although scientists have made great strides in the field of medicine, genuine care and listening to those who suffer must always be at the forefront of any therapy, Pope Francis said in his message released Jan. 4.
Clergy assignments announced
Archbishop Nelson J. Pérez announced appointments Jan. 4 for four priests and two permanent deacons in archdiocesan parishes.