Crimes against Humanity Start by Depersonalizing the Individual
By Fr. Jerry Novotny, OMI St. Boniface stated: “The Church is like a great ship being pounded by the waves of life’s different stresses. Our…
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Bodies, Sins, and Mercy
By Judie Brown Nearly 20 years ago, Archbishop John Myers wrote a pastoral letter in which he reminded his flock of the basics upon which…
Have I Done Enough?
By Susan Ciancio In 2018 I saw Hamilton in Chicago with my daughter. A couple weeks ago, I watched it on TV with my sons.…
Patricia Sandoval: Her Long Path to God’s Mercy
By Leticia Velasquez Growing up in California, Patricia Sandoval felt like she had the perfect parents—united and loving. She knew who God was, even having…
Whose Hand?
By Judie Brown Today we are told to wash our hands often in order to keep our hands free of possible contaminants. We have been…
Patient Advocates Put Compassion into Action
By Julie Grimstad Visiting the sick is a work of mercy. Mercy is similar to compassion, which means “to suffer with” another, but it is…
My Great-Grandma’s Story
By Claire Walk, grade 8 Many people are blessed with many good things in life. Many people are burdened with trials and sorrows. It is…
All Aboard for Noah
By Lissette Diaz Where do I begin with God’s glorious mercy over my life? I was born a Christian and raised in a very devoted…
How Euthanasia Affects Nurses
An Australian nurse explains the realities of euthanasia—realities that know no borders.
On the Death of Charlie Gard
ALL statement on the death of Charlie Gard
Your Prayers Are Needed
Storm heaven with prayers. He is listening.
Pope Francis, Abortion, and Mercy
We have all been taught that forgiveness is a beautiful thing. But, with the recent words of Pope Francis, we see just how beautiful and healing forgiveness truly is, and how these words can nourish.