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Archbishop calls religious rights ‘foundational’
WASHINGTON (CNS) — Defending religious liberty is part of the bigger struggle to “convert our own hearts” and “live for God completely,” Philadelphia Archbishop Charles J. Chaput said July 4 in Washington at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.
Jubilarians
The St. Scholastica Monastery jubilarians are Sisters Valeria Moellers (standing, from left), Josita Nahlen, Ethel Marie Sonnier, Corinne Lange (seated, from left) and Irma Twenter. (Photo)
Athlete-priests will minister to Olympians
MANCHESTER, England (CNS) — Some people are simply gifted at sport; they excel at any challenge involving a ball, a stick or a physical contest nearly as soon as they turn their hands to it.
Olympic visitors welcomed to learn about London’s Catholic history
LONDON (CNS) — Visitors to the 2012 Olympic Games might be surprised to discover the extent to which London has been marked by the Catholic faith over the centuries.
Benedictine oblates find support developing balanced Christian lives
We live in a world of tension brought on by the constant need to balance choices. (Understanding our Church, Seeds of Faith)
Open letter to complaining parent: Relationship with Jesus is most important
Dear Parent: You may not know me. I work at your parish, and I just saw a copy of your letter complaining about the scheduling of our sacramental preparation program, and informing us that your child will be unable to participate in the program as it is currently scheduled because it conflicts with her “extracurricular activities.” (Columns)
Vocation keys: Strong marriages and families
We are blessed to have four new priests this year. Three Hispanic men were ordained in May and a native Arkansan will be ordained next week. (Editorial)
