If you wish to help build up the kingdom of God, but with the simplest, most hidden path, consider this: Give one hour of prayer before the Blessed Sacrament, one day a week, every week, for your pastor.
"There is nothing more comforting
Parishioners at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in Minneapolis, about half of whom are deaf, had the chance to attend Mass celebrated by the first deaf man ordained a Roman Catholic priest in the U.S., Father Tom Coughlin.
About 80 people attended
The costs of clerical sexual abuse in the Catholic Church are impossible to quantify. It has been 20 years since that wave of news broke over the Church in the United States. And it has been 20 years since the American bishops
The Ukrainian Catholic Archdiocese of Donetsk is demanding the release of two priests it said were arrested illegally in the Russian-occupied city of Berdyansk.
In a Nov. 25 statement, it said Father Ivan Levitsky, a hieromonk and rector of the Church of the
The mission of a seminary "is not to form 'supermen' who pretend to know and control everything," but to help seminarians become priests who are humble servants of the communities they continue to belong to, Pope Francis said.
"The Lord calls some of
In an essay published as a letter from one priest to his brother priests in the Diocese of Steubenville, the priest shares his concerns about the possibility of a diocesan merger between the Diocese of Steubenville and the Diocese of Columbus, and
A recent study undertaken by the Catholic Project at the Catholic University of America had some good news to share. Overall, priests report high levels of well-being on the Harvard Flourishing Index, a comprehensive measurement tool used to gauge a person’s overall
A new study released today by the Catholic Project at the Catholic University of America reveals a deep crisis in priests’ confidence in the leadership of the U.S. bishops. Overall, only 24% of priests across America express confidence in the “leadership and
A new conference planned for January 2023 hosted by Evangelical Catholic aims to inspire and equip priests to better engage in the work of evangelization at the heart of their priestly ministry. The conference comes as priests are leading an exceptional time
A reader asks,: “As Catholics, we are all aware of a priest’s vow of poverty. However, are there limits to how the Church defines it and also its limits? For example, many priests live communally, but are they actually paid a salary?