Everyone's Vocation - U.S. soldiers form a prayer circle in Baghdad, Iraq. Edward P. Hahnenberg suggests we “respond to Christ’s call for each of us to be drawn up into the long arc of love.” CNS photo/Nikola Solic, Reuters
To have a "vocation" doesn't only mean that one is going to become a Catholic priest, nun or religious brother. Jesus has given us all a vocation to follow him, no matter what our day job may be. More ... Monday, August 30, 2010
Those who have joined the Catholic Church find that the sense of community within a parish is a pathway to unity in Christ. More ... Tuesday, September 07, 2010
Blanca De La O, 33, was born in El Salvador and lives in Baltimore, Md., where her four children attend Catholic schools. Her youngest, Esau, 5, is an American citizen. But because his mother crossed the U.S. border without papers in 2002, she is scheduled to be deported July 22, having lost her final appeal.
Based on a survey of parents of children ages 2-14, the Church has compiled six recommendations to help prevent kids from being exposed to inappropriate content in the many forms of media available to them today. More ... Monday, August 09, 2010
