Editorial: Pray that all will defend and respect every human life
Bishops once again urge state to reject death penalty
Like St. Patrick and St. Joseph, place your trust in God
Beloved saints set an example for our lives
The Metro Nashville Council passed a resolution declaring Thursday, March 3, as a city-wide day of prayer for the people of Ukraine. Mayor John Cooper, Vice Mayor Jim Shulman and council members gathered at the steps of the Metro Courthouse to read the proclamation and to pray for the people of Ukraine. Father Eric Fowlkes, pastor of the Cathedral of the Incarnation, was one of the religious leaders who offered a prayer. The service was organized by Metro Councilmember Kathleen Murphy, a parishioner at St. Ann Church. She represents District 24 in West Nashville.
Editorial: We must pray unceasingly for peace around the world
Unfortunately, Russian President Vladimir Putin ignored the world’s pleas for peace. But the prayers continue.
Soldiers from the U.S. Armys 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg, N.C., walk past veterans holding flags as they make their way to a transport plane bound for Europe Feb. 14, 2022. (CNS photo/Jonathan Drake, Reuters)
Editorial: Pope, bishops urge continued dialogue as path to peace in Ukraine
An invasion does not have to be inevitable.
Editorial: Support Catholic schools to ensure their growth, vitality
Catholic Schools Week highlights important role schools play in Church’s future
Editorial: Success of the synod depends on the people’s participation
A two-year journey to contemplate communion, participation, mission
Editorial: We are called to proclaim the Gospel of Life on many fronts
The march to create a true culture of life is a long one that is often difficult
Editorial: Keep Jesus, our Savior, at the center of your Christmas
May we all have a merry and holy Christmas with Jesus.
Roe’s end won’t stop obligation to walk with mothers, their children
Our obligation to care for all of God’s children was in place long before the Roe decision was handed down
