In an essay for Our Sunday Visitor, Bishop Shelton Fabre, chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Ad Hoc Committee Against Racism, writes that “the injustices people of color have been experiencing are a ...
Many parishes were thrown head-first into the sea of using technology to minister to their parishioners amid the coronavirus pandemic. So, what has this time of quarantine and social distancing taught parishes? Michael Hoyt, a ...
In an article at OSVNews.com, Dr. Joseph White gives parish leaders tips on how to welcome the faithful back to church after public Masses resume. He writes that being mindful of the diverse experiences of ...
In an essay on the challenges that await pastoral leaders amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Father Jeffrey Kirby writes that “very few of us may feel we have the professional, or even pastoral, training to handle ...
Franciscan Father Agustino Torres writes that as restrictions start to ease up in many places of the country, the faithful should evaluate the lessons learned during this pandemic in order to truly focus on growing ...
Traditionally, Our Sunday Visitor publishes stories of why Catholic readers around the country converted — or reverted back — to the Faith. However, in light of the novel coronavirus pandemic, all readers were invited to ...
Last week, lawyers for the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty participated in arguments before the Supreme Court in two cases challenging the principle of “ministerial exemption,” which gives churches the autonomy to make personnel decisions. ...
The coronavirus crisis has inspired Canadian sculptor Timothy Schmalz to create — and motivated him to help. Even as the daily news quantified new cases and new deaths from COVID-19, Schmalz used an annual tradition, ...
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