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Successor to MLK urges unity

By Christopher Gunty
On the heels of Baltimore Archbishop Lori’s pastoral letter on racism, an ecumenical prayer service urges hope over fear.
Columns

Lost and found

By Fr. Stanley Krempa
In our high-tech society, the Gospel for this fourth Sunday of Easter gives us an agricultural focus in the image of the Good Shepherd. 
Columns

Priestly formation in an era of epochal change

By Msgr. Andrew R. Baker
When I arrived at Mount St. Mary's Seminary as the rector three years ago, I thought I knew how to answer the question of how someone becomes a Catholic priest. 
Columns

What I learned at the presynod gathering

By Katie Prejean-mcgrady
It has been nearly a month since the beginning of the presynod gathering on "Young people, the faith and vocational discernment," in Rome.
Columns

Students use gifts to help others

By Maria Pia Negro Chin

More than 100 students gathered recently in Rome to use their talents in the first-ever Vatican Hackathon, a collaborative event that harnessed the technical skills and creativity of young people to address issues of social inclusion, interfaith dialogue and assistance for migrants and refugees.

 

Columnists

The Amazon synod and married priests

By Russell Shaw
The news that Pope Francis has set in motion the planning for a synod of bishops of the Amazon region next year may not strike most U.S. Catholics as a matter of great interest. 
Local

‘Summer in the Forest’ traces the founding of L’Arche by Jean Vanier

By Elizabeth A. Elliott

A desire to explore his feelings on his experience with a great aunt who had an intellectual disability, Randall Wright, a director of more than 20 major documentaries, made “Summer in the Forest,” about the L’Arche community founded by Jean Vanier in 1964. 

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