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When people aren’t sure where to go or how to find help for their medical needs, they often turn to one of the places they trust most: their parish. Whether they make referrals to a nonprofit organization such as Catholic Charities, or walk alongside patients in their journeys, parish staff can sometimes be an invaluable support for those without resources.
When a plea for cloth diapers for babies in Haiti was made by Mary Loftus, regent of the Catholic Daughters of the Americas Court St. Anne in Piermont, N.Y., a local court responded.
Jim Schuster’s life was heading in the direction of the priesthood. Until it wasn’t. The now the director of evangelization and adult faith formation at St. Charles Borromeo Church in Arlington spent five years at Mount St. Mary’s Seminary in Emmitsburg, Md., studying for the Diocese of Peoria, Ill.
Warrenton turkey farmers encourage shoppers to buy from nearby farms this holiday.
The National Geographic Museum’s new exhibit takes visitors to the Holy Land.
For decades during the Great Depression and afterward, Capuchin Franciscan Father Solanus Casey was the "go-to" guy for those who were sick, poor, afflicted or discouraged in their faith.
Paradise lost
Our readings today give us three examples of life in imperfect situations.