As St. Joseph Parish in Manchester celebrates its 150th anniversary, parishioners keep an eye to the future with a vibrant Hispanic Ministry.
Pestello says ambitious strategic plan will lead university to new heights
Born in a concentration camp, retired SLU department chair Dr. Raul Artal stresses sacredness of human life
Camp focuses on using processes and theories of science, technology, engineering and mathematics in practical, and fun, applications
Apostolate of Spiritual Motherhood for the Sanctification of priests forms under the archdiocese’s Vocations Office
Dan Buck had been head of Cardinal Glennon Foundation for about a year, but his job was the last thing in mind at a pre-op meeting before his daughter's knee surgery.
His daughter Tina tore her ACL playing softball as a freshman at University of Illinois-Springfield, and Buck attended the pre-op session to learn more about the process before a small nugget of information sent him reeling.
"The surgeon jokingly said to me that girls are four times more likely than men to blow...
JERUSALEM -- Members of the tiny Christian community in the Gaza Strip have been keeping watch out for and helping each other to keep safe from Israeli airstrikes throughout the region, but nowhere in the territory is really safe, said a priest at the territory's only Catholic parish.
Father Jorge Hernandez, an Argentine member of the Institute of the Incarnate Word, said that one night, after a bomb siren sounded, he helped three Sisters of Charity evacuate 20 handicapped children...
Continuing this series on the family, I want to reflect about the relationship between husband and wife -- the first building block of family life.
Whether married or not, most of us have engaged in some kind of service work. And service work -- even when it tires us physically -- is spiritually energizing. Why should that be the case?
Because we were made to make a gift of ourselves to each other. It's as though God were saying to us, "When you do this -- when you make a gift...
In college, Nathan Vey started using marijuana, drank heavily then began manufacturing and using crystal methamphetamine.
"It was a very rough time in my life," he said. "In 2006 I was high on crystal and corn whiskey -- I had a passion for making my own moonshine. I made a really, really poor decision that seemed like a great idea at the time."
He was helping organize an electronic dance music event -- a rave -- and needed a projector for the main stage. He broke into a church...
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