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.
Results from Tag: 'priests'
Farewell to Our Fathers: The Problem With Parish Term Limits
The Church’s supreme law is the salvation of souls, but do frequent pastoral changes hinder this mission?
Nod to the Collar: Celebrating Priests Who Make a Difference
Stories of sacrifice and service fill this new initiative that allows Catholics to honor the priests who have touched their lives.
The Holy Death of a Priest: A Tribute to Msgr. Frank McGrath
How fitting for Msgr. McGrath, chaplain of Ave Maria School of Law, to have gone to his eternal rest on the vigil of Corpus Christi, around the time Mass was being offered for him in the Chapel of the Eucharistic Miracle in Orvieto, Italy.
Priest Who Offered Mass on Inflatable Lounge Chair in Sea: ‘I Was Perhaps Imprudent’
The 36-year-old priest explained that he had been helping with a week-long summer camp for high school students in southern Italy organized by Libera, an anti-mafia organization.
What Does It Mean to Be a Priest of Jesus Christ?
There is no human explanation to account for the institution of the Catholic priesthood.
70 New Priests Ordained in One Weekend in Mexican Diocese
In his homily for the June 4 ordination, Cardinal Robles reminded the ordinands that they are not serving the world, but God and his people.
After Near-Fatal Car Crash, Priest Turns to Rosary and Sees Easter in a New Light
The North Dakota priest, narrowly escaping a near-fatal crash, prayed the Rosary while being airlifted to the hospital
Indian Bishop, Priests Arrested for Illegal Sand Mining Operations on Church-Owned Land
The lessee reportedly implicated the bishop and priests in the operation after being arrested earlier by local authorities.
