Faith, Flying and Outer Space: America’s First Black Astronaut Has Only Gratitude at 90 Years Young
The road not taken so long ago — not the space trip — gives him pause.
Results from Tag: 'african american'
Building the House of God on Living Stones of Black and White
Black and white Catholics reflect on the concrete ways their experience can help the Church become more integrated in its diversity.
94-Year-Old Doctor, Granddaughter of a Slave, Continues to Inspire
At 94 years of age, Dr. Melissa Freeman works each and every day, serving others.
USCCB: Ask Why Coronavirus is ‘Devastating’ Black Communities
According to data from the Centers for Disease Control, a third of all patients hospitalized with COVID-19 are African American, even though African-Americans make up about 13% of the national population.
