Who will care for the newly uninsured? Georgetown med students step up
When most provisions of the new health reform legislation take effect in 2014, an estimated 32 million people who had been without health insurance when the reform effort began will be insured. But who will be caring for them? ...
Sisters of St. Joseph bring art opportunities to historic neighborhood
When Sr. Diane Couture was called on after Hurricane Katrina to help repair the stained-glass windows in seven churches along the Gulf Coast, she discovered that “we weren’t out there to repair windows, we were there to repair lives.” ...
Widow of slain rancher struggles in the heart of immigration debate
Sue Krentz is a conflicted woman, coping with many strands of the complicated, apparently unsolvable quagmire of what has become normal life near the Mexican border. ...
Religious figures among those immortalized in Washington’s statuary
Washington imparts the feel of a beautiful old European city with its broad avenues and circular intersections, but its classic buildings, monuments, and memorials are infused with the spirit of independence and liberty of a young nation. ...
Your Family: The power and frustration of ‘No!’
We’re positive one of the best things a parent can say to a child is a negative: “No!” ...
SUNLIGHT ILLUMINATES CRUCIFIX--Evening sunlight illuminates a crucifix. Priests of the Diocese of Springfield-Cape Girardeau have been invited to share their reflections and observations on their vocations to the priesthood. These will be added as they are made available. (CNS file photo/Mary Ann Wyand, The Criterion)
Strengthening the Church Through a Strong and Holy Presbyterate
Pastoral Letter to the Faithful of the Diocese of Juneau
