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Of sharks and saints
By Lance Richey Lately, my family has formed the habit of watching the television show “Shark Tank.” On this show, self-made millionaires (the “sharks”) meet with aspiring inventors and entrepreneurs, […]
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The prodigal’s brother
By Dave McClow The immensity and beauty of the Grand Canyon are an inexhaustible mystery for me. This natural wonder must be experienced from different vantage points to be fully […]
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Reflections from Haiti
By Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades For more photos visit the photo gallery. As a board member of Catholic Relief Services, I participated last week in a five-day visit to Haiti. […]
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Cloister vocation offers life of joy
By Kay Cozad FORT WAYNE — As the Year of Consecrated Life, declared by Pope Francis, comes to a close on Feb. 2, a community of faithful women in Fort […]
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Fundamental freedoms to be protected under proposed legislation
By Brigid Curtis Ayer INDIANAPOLIS — Hoosier lawmakers are considering a bill to protect fundamental freedoms for all Hoosier citizens, including religious freedom. Senate Bill 66, authored by Indianapolis Republican, […]
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Around the Diocese: January 31, 2016
St. Mary of the Assumption, Avilla, to host mission AVILLA — St. Mary of the Assumption, Avilla, will host a parish mission Feb. 7-10. Franciscan Father David Mary Engo will […]
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Pro-life community ‘walks the walk,’ ‘talks the talk’
By Jennifer Miller For more photos from the South Bend March for Life visit the photo gallery. SOUTH BEND — Marking the 43rd anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision, […]
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Evensong ecumenical vespers joins voices in prayer for unity
By Tim Johnson FORT WAYNE — Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades was the homilist at the Evensong Ecumenical Vespers on Sunday, Jan. 24, in Trinity Episcopal Church in downtown Fort Wayne. […]
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Pope: Patch up family feuds, forgive, let go of painful past
By Carol Glatz VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Let the Year of Mercy be the time to end all family feuds, to forgive each other and let bygones be bygones, Pope […]
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Holy Cross College launches Summer Theology Institute for high-school youth
NOTRE DAME — Picture this: 60 high-school teens gathered on a college campus for a week, meeting in cohorts to ask deeply-probing, cul turally-relevant questions regarding the intersection of […]
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Our Lady of Hungary recognized by NWEA for academic progress
By Tim Johnson SOUTH BEND — Our Lady of Hungary School in South Bend has received national recognition by the Northwest Evaluation Association for the school’s successful academic progress and […]
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Programs offer deeper understanding of faith, academics and arts
By Kay Cozad STEM education is a grant-supported initiative that promotes the enriched study of science, technology, engineering and mathematics across all grade-levels with the hope of better preparing students […]