An Uncontroversial, Pro-Catholic Move Trump Can Make on Immigration
EDITORIAL: Foreign-born priests and religious working legally in the U.S. are facing an injustice by U.S. bureaucracy.
Results from Tag: 'catholic priesthood'
Priests at Rome Conference Share Their Challenges, Strong Signs of Hope
Clergy speak with the Register about falling Mass attendance and other concerns, while highlighting how the young faithful’s seeking out Christ in particular brings hope in the Jubilee Year.
Cardinals Sarah, Müller and Burke Encourage Priests Facing Today’s Challenges
At a gathering of Catholic clergy in Rome, the trio of cardinals emphasized the unique and indispensable role of priests at this time in human history.
From Bouncer to Bartender to Catholic Priest
Meet Connecticut pastor Father Kevin Reilly, a burly disciplinarian who is drawing young Catholic parents back into the fold.
A God-Oriented Vision of Chastity
COMMENTARY: For the great thinkers of the Catholic tradition, ‘to be human is to exist with the sense of an absence to be filled.’
Catholic Priest Celebrates Mass Atop Colorado’s Highest Peaks
The first Mass he celebrated at the top of a 14er was a week after his ordination in May 2011. Now, after 13 years, he can say he has celebrated Mass on every 14er in the state.
In Hurricane Helene’s Wake, Priests Offer Mass by Candlelight as Catholic Parishes Become Lifelines
Such a storm is uncommon for the region, but Good Samaritans and the Church are lending a hand in the devastating aftermath.
Faith and Fiction: 4 Novels That Inspire Priests in Their Ministry
Clergy are drawing inspiration from fictional characters.
Scott Hahn Urges Priests at National Eucharistic Congress to ‘Rekindle Eucharistic Amazement’
Hahn offered priests a retreat meditation on the biblical account of the road to Emmaus at the NEC.
Architect Drawn to Priesthood: Father Sam Florance, FSSP, Now Builds Souls for Heaven
‘The analogies between the construction of a building and the growth in the life of grace are numerous.’
