The Miracles of Don Dolindo and the Surrender Novena
Abraham Gonzales of Uvalde, Texas, testifies to miracles, hope and the power of prayer.
Results from Tag: 'uvalde, texas'
Uvalde Schoolkids Send Letters to Pope Francis — And He Sends His Blessings
The letter writers include students who were shot and survived. Some lost friends and family.
Back-to-School in Uvalde Means Catholic School Scholarships for Hurting Families
Eleven of the new students at Sacred Heart were wounded in the shooting. Their former school is less than a mile and a half away.
Uvalde Students and Families Seek Healing at Catholic Extension Summer Camp
Catholic Extension has a long history in Uvalde and a powerful connection with the victims and survivors of the shooting.
Friend Recalls Faith of Slain Teacher and Heartbroken Husband
San Antonio Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller offered the funeral Mass for the couple on June 1 at Sacred Heart Parish, the only Catholic church in Uvalde.
To Honor or Not to Honor the American Flag
COMMENTARY: What the flag signifies is altogether distinguishable from what transpires in culture. Culture is one thing; what the flag represents is quite another.
Guns and School Shootings (June 11)
The national response to the tragic gun violence of recent weeks, including mass shootings at a grocery store in Buffalo, New York, an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, and a hospital in Tulsa, Oklahoma, have fallen along predictable party lines. The U.S. Bishops and many Catholic voices have responded in ways that address both policy issues related to gun access as well as other underlying cultural factors. Register senior editor Jonathan Liedl will report on what he calls the “both/and” Catholic response to this national crisis. But first we turn to a Church leader who more than 20 years ago was among the first Catholics who responded to the mass shooting at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado. Jim Beckman, who was a part of the youth ministry team at St. Francis Cabrini Church, shares how a mass shooting in his town changed forever the way he did ministry.
Texas School Shooting: Answer to Cause of Massacre Lies in the Culture of Death, Archbishop Says
Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller, whose archdiocese includes Uvalde, has remained close to the community since the day of the tragic shooting.
Catholic Leaders Urge ‘Both/And’ Response to Spate of Mass Shootings
While partisan voices emphasize focusing either on gun access or underlying cultural factors, several Catholic bishops and commentators point to the need to address both.
Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good People?
Amid the wake of such tragedy, Christian lessons to shed light on such mysteries as suffering
