Cardinal Gregory Stresses Need for Unity at Outreach LGBTQ Conference
By presiding over the Saturday Mass in Georgetown’s Dahlgren Chapel, Cardinal Gregory became the first cardinal to participate in the conference.
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Cardinal Gregory Recalls Time When Black Catholics Could Not Study in US Seminaries
Cardinal Wilton Gregory, the archbishop of Washington, received this year’s Rector’s Award at an April 11 banquet at the Pontifical North American College.
Archdiocese of Washington Cancels Youth Rally, Mass for Life Held at March for Life Events
According to the statement, the Youth Rally and Mass for Life had been held for over 25 years.
Cardinal Gregory Criticizes Activist Group’s ‘Antics’ at Basilica on Eve of March for Life
Catholics for Choice was responsible for the images, which for 90 minutes were beamed from a median across the street from the basilica while a prayer vigil to end abortion was going on inside.
Cardinal Gregory Urges North American College’s New Deacons to Have ‘Heart for Charity’
In his homily, Cardinal Gregory noted that from the earliest days of Church history, deacons have been required to “demonstrate by their lives that they were men of integrity, responsible, holy, and trustworthy.”
Cardinal Wilton Gregory Takes Possession of Immaculate Conception Church in Rome
“I am particularly thankful because the Immaculate Conception is also the Patroness of the Church in the United States of America,” Cardinal Gregory said on Sept. 27.
Cardinal Gregory ‘Embarrassed’ at McCarrick Abuse Charges Because Such Crimes Are ‘Absolutely Contrary’ to the Meaning of Priesthood
‘My first thought was about the people that he [McCarrick] had hurt,’ said Cardinal Wilton Gregory, who emphasized that the Church’s primary concern should be caring for victims.
Pope Francis’ Motu Proprio Places New Burden on Bishops, Particularly on Cardinal Gregory
COMMENTARY: Many will weigh how the Pope’s man in Washington handles the divisions related to the ‘Traditionis Custodes’ and the extraordinary form while pro-abortion Catholic politicians readily receive Holy Communion in the same archdiocese.
Cardinal Gregory Reportedly Withdraws Permission for Tridentine Mass at National Shrine
The Paulus Institute announced on Facebook that permission for the Mass was rescinded by the archbishop of Washington.
At a Challenging Moment, Cardinal Gregory Makes His Mark
Amid a national reckoning on racial equality, a polarized campaign season, and the Vatican’s release of the McCarrick Report, Washington’s Catholic shepherd became the first African American to be named a cardinal.
