In the United States, bishops could designate churches, cathedrals, shrines, monasteries, or other religious locations as “jubilee pilgrimage sites.”
‘The Chosen’ actor shares how portraying an apostle rebooted his faith
Through their participation in “The Chosen,” many of the show’s crew members and actors — including Jonathan Roumie, who portrays Jesus — have rediscovered faith.
Ski park’s new giant statue of Mary shows ‘deep connection’ to area’s ‘beauty, tranquility’
The 20-foot-tall Our Lady of Mount Shasta was unveiled this past December to much fanfare and applause at the ski park.
New early childhood center highlights Catholic higher-ed pro-life trend
The University of Mary in Bismarck, N.D., is launching a new early childhood center to care for the young children of its faculty and community members.
What it takes to be a military chaplain: ‘It’s a call within a call,’ says priest
Wherever U.S. soldiers are deployed, Catholic chaplains faithfully serve the spiritual needs of the men giving their lives in service to the United States.
Companions of the Cross bring charismatic worship, evangelization to parish ministry
Community is a central tenet of the life of the Companions of the Cross, a religious community founded in 1985 in the Archdiocese of Ottawa by Father Bob Bedard.
Wall Street Journal poll ranks Benedictine College among top 10 most highly recommended colleges
A recent survey conducted by The Wall Street Journal, ranked Benedictine College, a small Catholic liberal arts college, as the sixth most highly recommended college by its students and recent alumni.
Hallow partners with Catholic universities to cultivate student prayer lives
This fall, as students return to college and university campuses, Hallow, the acclaimed prayer app, is working to help students build a vibrant faith life through forming partnerships with Catholic educational institutions across the country.
California Catholic college says new energy independence plan models ‘creative’ stewardship
A small Catholic college in California announced recently that it had gained energy independence from the California power grid, marking a landmark in the use of alternative energy resources in higher education.
At Benedictine College, evangelizing athletes begins with personal connection
Benedictine College welcomed 19 young men and women into the Catholic Church on Divine Mercy Sunday, 17 of whom were student athletes.