Tea With the Sisters: How One Parish Helps Young Women Discern Religious Life
Vocational awareness is a priority at this Maryland church.
Results from Tag: 'catholic parish life'
Catholic Teen’s Award-Winning Project Preserves Beloved Pastor’s Homilies
The quest to painstakingly preserve 1,200 homilies brings a parish community together.
Did Pope Francis Just Endorse ‘Parish Shopping’?
COMMENTARY: The canonical anomaly, suggested by the Holy Father in an interview with CBS News, was once an anomaly but has become the norm among Catholics.
‘Me First’ to ‘Family First’: Brad Wilcox ‘Gives Voice to the Value of Marriage’
Sociologist and father of nine expounds on why marriage and family are the way to personal fulfillment.
‘Faith Moves Marble’: An Easter Story of Renewal
Rescued century-old altar transforms a New Jersey parish.
‘Poetry of the Mass Is an Open Door to Heaven’: How a Revitalized Liturgy Has Reenergized a St. Louis Parish
Under Father Michael Rennier’s pastoral leadership at Epiphany of Our Lord Church, drawing on the treasures of the Catholic liturgical heritage has resulted in a notably young and vibrant parish family.
Catholic Parishes on the Chopping Block? Don’t Sell Them — Do This Instead …
COMMENTARY: A project in South Bend, Indiana, illustrates that underused space can be repurposed to assist the Church in its mission today.
How Bingo Took Over Catholic Parish Halls
Bingo arose in the U.S. during the Great Depression. By 1934, Americans were organizing 10,000 Bingo games a week.
