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EDITORIAL: The times demand we revive the spirit that won WWII
Taken Aug. 14, 1945, residents of Oak Ridge, Tennessee, fill Jackson Square to celebrate the surrender of Japan. Oak Ridge was one of the three main sites of the Manhattan…
Pope Francis greets the crowd as he leads the Angelus from the window of his studio overlooking St. Peter's Square at the Vatican in this file photo. On July 5, 2020, the pope backed a U.N. resolution calling for a global cease-fire. (CNS photo/Vatican Media) See POPE-ANGELUS-CEASE-FIRE July 6, 2020.
EDITORIAL: Don’t let the cries of the suffering fall on deaf ears
We are living in times that try our souls and test our hearing. All around us, rise up the cries of those suffering, people who have been infected by the…
People in Hiroshima, Japan, pray for atomic bomb victims at Peace Memorial Park Aug. 6, 2019. Nuclear disarmament proponents will deliver messages of peace to the world in a campaign called The Ribbon 2020. The campaign commemorates the 75th anniversary of the atomic bombings of the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. (CNS photo/Kyodo via Reuters) See PEACE-RIBBON July 9, 2020. Editor's note: For editorial use only.
EDITORIAL: Long after Hiroshima, Nagasaki, nuclear arms remain threat to peace
People in Hiroshima, Japan, pray for atomic bomb victims at Peace Memorial Park Aug. 6, 2019. Nuclear disarmament proponents will deliver messages of peace to the world in a campaign…
GUEST EDITORIAL: Depictions of Jesus as a man of every race show his universality
At a time when all over the world statues of historical figures are falling, societies face their often painful histories and reconsider how the past – and other neglected histories…
EDITORIAL: Divided court finds common ground in protecting religious freedom
The U.S. Supreme Court stood up for religious freedom religious freedom and conscience protections in two decisions handed down on July 8, both of which involved Catholic entities. In the…
A volunteer with the Milano Central Kitchen in Murfreesboro bags up a lunch for a guest on the restaurant’s porch on April 28. The pandemic has challenged everyone to find new ways to serve and connect with others. Tennessee Register file photo by Theresa Laurence
EDITORIAL: We must continue to answer pandemic with Christ’s mercy
A volunteer with the Milano Central Kitchen in Murfreesboro bags up a lunch for a guest on the restaurant’s porch on April 28. The pandemic has challenged everyone to find…
Eradicating racism requires a conversion of the heart
The sight and sounds of a handcuffed African-American man, George Floyd, calling out for relief as a white Minneapolis police officer calmly kneels on his neck, choking the life out…
St. Ann Church in Nashville held its first publicly celebrated Mass in more than two months on Monday, May 18. That was the first day the 58 churches in the Diocese of Nashville were permitted to begin public celebrations of Mass since they were suspended on March 17 by Bishop J. Mark Spalding to help prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Fifteen people attended the first Mass at St. Ann.
Protecting others from the COVID-19 virus is an act of love
St. Ann Church in Nashville held its first publicly celebrated Mass in more than two months on Monday, May 18. That was the first day the 58 churches in the…
