
Thank a Priest: A Movement to Honor the Church’s Silent Servants
A small act of gratitude can have a big impact. The ‘Thank a Priest’ campaign invites Catholics to support and encourage their priests.
A small act of gratitude can have a big impact. The ‘Thank a Priest’ campaign invites Catholics to support and encourage their priests.
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.
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.
In a world shaped by alienation and distraction, seminarians are learning to embrace silence, prayer and true community.
Praying, being serious and ... a pastime
Stories of sacrifice and service fill this new initiative that allows Catholics to honor the priests who have touched their lives.
Clergy are drawing inspiration from fictional characters.
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.
The Holy Father encouraged the priests not to be afraid in difficult times and to be close to the Lord. He also told them: ‘Gossip is a plague that destroys from within.’
Michigan chaplain witnesses through a strong vocation — and welding.
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