Your Stories
What’s His Story? Father Carlos Rojas
On March 25, Bishop Gregory Parkes will install Father Rojas as pastor of St. Rita’s Catholic Church in Dade City.
Unread Messages…from God
If we can speak and talk to so many people so easily, why is it hard at times to hear God’s voice?
Do not be Afraid to be a Witness to God's Love, Pope Says
Christians must not be afraid of being judged or condemned for bearing witness to the gifts and love they receive from God.
Deacons Renew Promises of Ordination
The diaconate is a vocational call to serve the Church.
Priests to be Recognized for Decades of Devoted Service
Your Life
Santiago: The Camino Within' Coming to Theaters Nationwide on March 28
Santiago: The Camino Within follows the journey of pilgrims along the Camino de Santiago.
I Haven’t Stuck to My Lenten Promises. Is there a Way to Restart?
We are weeks into Lent, and I’ve already failed.
The Power of Prison Ministry
Deacon David Lesieur has seen the works of God during his time as a prison minister.
A Pilgrim’s Story of Faith and Healing
A yearly visit to Lourdes, is a source of beauty and spiritual growth for Ann DiBari.
“Seven Last Words” a series, Part Five
Your Faith
The Beauty of the Faith in One Night
The Catholic faith is rich with tradition and history, all of which culminates in a glorious Mass known as the Easter Vigil.
Teach Them to Win and Lose Gracefully
Whether it’s a game of Candyland, soccer or an Academic Quiz Bowl, our children need to know how to win and lose gracefully.
“Seven Last Words” a series, Part Four
The fourth word of Christ from the cross is: “My God! My God! Why have you forsaken me?”
We Have a Good Dad and Mom
Most of us know that by Baptism we are sons and daughters of God the Father, but do we know it in the core of our being?
