The SEEK Effect: Young Adults Are Hungry for the Truth — Where Do We Go From Here?
Bishop James Conley and Father Dave Pivonka talk evangelization, encounter and building communities of faith.
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‘See the World Through a Sacramental Lens’: Bishop Conley on Education
The response to the letter didn’t surprise the bishop, given the state of public schooling and the recent spark of interest in traditional Catholic education.
Bishop Conley Pays Tribute to Archbishop Chaput — ‘A Prophet of Our Time’
'In all my years knowing him, Archbishop Chaput witnessed to a joyful heart, even in the difficult times...'
Bishop Conley: Invite One Person to the Catholic Faith This Year
The Eucharistic Revival, which began in 2021, aims to deepen and spread devotion to the Eucharist, the body and blood of Christ.
Nebraska Bishop Calls for ‘Developing Authentically Catholic Schools’ in New Pastoral Letter
Education should be joyful, Bishop James Conley writes in new letter.
‘I Am Still Moved to Tears’: Bishop, Religious Sisters, Priest and Seminarian Reflect on National Eucharistic Congress
Religious and clergy were well-represented at the congress, with more than 1,170 priests, 1,200 religious brothers and sisters, 610 seminarians and 200 bishops.
National Eucharistic Congress: Moments of Extraordinary Grace
Now everything seems just a little bit different...
Bishop Conley Shares Journey of Regaining Mental, Physical and Spiritual Health, Offering Message of Hope
Nebraska bishop shared his reflections on mental health and Christ in a May 16 pastoral letter in which he emphasized the importance of support from his friends, family, medical professionals — and his golden retriever, Stella.
True Love Calls for a Change of Heart
COMMENTARY: The notion that doctrinal fidelity is somehow in tension or even at odds with pastoral concerns is both wrong and dangerous.
Hooked on the Camino de Santiago (Sept. 24)
‘Hooked on the Camino’ — that’s how one bishop described his fifth pilgrimage on the ancient way of St. James. Recently, three U.S. bishops traveled the Camino de Santiago together for two and half weeks. They shared their pilgrimage experience with the National Catholic Register’s Senior Editor Jonathan Liedl.
