Parishes clear hurdles when COVID forces priests into quarantine
Diocese helps pastors find replacements in times of need
Pope Francis meets author Austen Ivereigh at the Vatican in October 2019. The pope collaborated with Ivereigh on the book, "Let Us Dream: The Path to A Better Future." In the book the pope said he experienced three "COVID moments" in his lifetime: lung problems that threatened his life when he was 21; his "displacement" in Germany in 1986 for studies; and when he was sent away to Cordoba, Argentina, for almost two years in the early 1990s. "Let Us Dream" will be published Dec. 1 by Simon & Schuster. (CNS photo/Vatican Media)
Pope, in new book, talks about personal ‘lockdowns’ that changed his life
"Let Us Dream: The Path to A Better Future," Pope Francis said he had experienced three "COVID moments" in his lifetime
Mexican Cardinal Carlos Aguiar Retes conducts an online service via YouTube and television at the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico City March 22, 2020, after churches were closed during the early days of the coronavirus pandemic. Mexico's bishops, the Mexico City government and other religious and civil authorities have announced the closure of the basilica Dec. 10-13, 2020, due to COVID-19 concerns. Normally an estimated 8 million pilgrims visit the basilica for the Dec. 12 feast of the national patroness. (CNS photo/Henry Romero, Reuters)
Mexican church, civic leaders: No pilgrims at basilica for Guadalupe feast
The Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the world's most-visited Marian shrine, normally attracts 8 million visitors for the Dec. 12 feast day
Contemplating the mysteries of Christ will help deacons be spiritual leaders
Deacons must be in touch with mysteries of Christ in a contemplative way, says speaker at annual diocesan retreat for deacons
St. Ignatius of Antioch Catholic Community thrives on diversity
Parishioners from over 30 countries are active in all facets of parish life
A man carries debris from the ruins of a building in Stepanakert, Azerbaijan, Oct. 17, 2020, following recent shelling during a military conflict over the breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh. The patriarch of the Armenian Apostolic Church, Catholicos Karekin II, said help is needed to avert all-out genocide of Armenians in the disputed territory. (CNS photo/Reuters)
Local Armenian Catholic raises awareness of threat to Armenian Christians
Attacks refresh worries of another genocide targeting Armenians
Parishes continue to safely welcome the faithful to Mass
Diocese’s policies on church-related gatherings and activities remains unchanged after Nashville mayor issues ‘Rule of 8’ directive
A family lights an Advent wreath at their Maryland home. The rose-colored candle on the Advent wreath is lit the Third Week of Advent and symbolizes joy. (CNS photo/Tom McCarthy Jr., Catholic Review)
Take time to observe Advent, a season of ‘joyful expectation’
Pandemic could offer an opportunity for more people to slow down, reflect, and spiritually prepare for Christmas
Our Lady of the Lake’s longtime DRE retires
Retirement ends “wonderful journey” of nearly two decades leading parish’s religious education program
Cardinal Peter Turkson, prefect of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development, participates in the "Economy of Francesco" virtual meeting in this screen capture from YouTube Nov. 19, 2020. The meeting is a project of Pope Francis, who has called for a different kind of economy that better respects humanity and nature. The pope is scheduled to address the meeting Nov. 21. (CNS photo)
A better future: U.S. young adults join peers brainstorming on economy
Participants discuss pope’s call for "a different kind of economy: one that brings life not death, one that is inclusive and not exclusive”
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