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This week’s issue celebrates the first Sunday of Advent. Catholic-Lutheran Advent vespers was held last Sunday at St. Peter Church in Fort Wayne. Notre Dame will not retain Charlie Weis […]

In the early years of our marriage, David and I, like many young, Catholic newlyweds, put a lot of thought into how we would celebrate each liturgical season with our […]

In the Acts of the Apostles in the New Testament, St. Peter cured Aeneas, a Christian of the town of Lydda in Israel of paralysis. Peter said “Aeneas, Jesus Christ cures […]

2nd Sunday of Advent Lk 3:1-6 The Book of Baruch, the source of this Advent’s weekend first biblical reading, is relatively brief, only five chapters. It also is among the […]

When you read the title of this column you probably thought I was several weeks ahead of myself or that a little dementia has set in. Well, I know what […]

Catholic-Lutheran prayer together: Holy and beautiful, but painful, too We gathered in the beloved old St. Peter Parish, Fort Wayne, for the annual vesper service between Catholics and Lutherans. It […]

The U.S. bishops held their fall meeting last week in Baltimore and this week’s issue, as well as Bishop D’Arcy’s News and Notes, covers the gathering and the results. Bishop […]

1st Sunday of Advent Lk 21:25-28, 34-36 This weekend begins the church’s year. Advent is here. Once again the church begins its proclamation of eternal life in Jesus. Usually Advent […]

A moment of history No, I am not referring to the coming of our new bishop, which is certainly for all of us, as I have said previously, an historical […]

By Sheila Archambault WASHINGTON (CNS) — Students at Catholic universities across the country are united in a common goal: working to eradicate human trafficking domestically and internationally. Caryl Nunez, a […]