commeNTARY CommentarySocial Justice The recipe for going ‘all in’ on ending homelessness in America Jeff Olivet and Sister Donna MarkhamJune 20, 20235 min read While the affordable housing shortage can be hard to see with our own eyes, homelessness is not. CommentaryThe Domestic Church ‘The winner is you’ Rita BuettnerJune 16, 20233 min read The whole grocery store trip is a different experience when I remind myself how blessed we are to have all we have – and even what a gift the time in the store can be itself. BlogCommentaryOpen Window Shopping and a lesson in trust Rita BuettnerJune 14, 20233 min read I’ve been looking for a new shirt or two, but the styles I’m finding are so unappealing. I don’t need a shirt with a zipper or things dangling off of it. It doesn’t need to have puffy sleeves or have a longer tail in the back. But I also don’t want it to be boring. […] CommentaryQuestion Corner Question Corner: Can an “ecumenical Catholic service” satisfy our Sunday obligation? Jenna Marie CooperJune 14, 20234 min read The short answer to your question is that anything other than a normal Catholic Mass would not fulfill one’s Sunday obligation. CommentaryMovie & Television Reviews ‘Ted Lasso’ and ‘Succession’: What makes a good dad? Greg ErlandsonJune 13, 20234 min read If “Succession” is a close examination of humanity gone bad, “Ted Lasso” is refreshingly aspirational. BlogCommentaryOpen Window A First Communion, the school year ending, and a happy potato (7 Quick Takes) Rita BuettnerJune 10, 20234 min read ~1~ Two of our nieces made their First Communions this spring—one in New England and one here in Baltimore. We missed the one in New England, but I managed to get to the Mass in Baltimore where our niece received Jesus in the Eucharist for the first time. It was wonderful to be with her […] CommentaryImmigration and Migration Alternatives to perilous migration journeys from Latin America Bishop Nicholas DiMarzioJune 8, 20234 min read A long-term and sustainable structural response is badly needed to manage migration in our hemisphere. CommentarySaints Question Corner: Is incorrupt Sister Wilhelmina possibly a saint? Jenna Marie CooperJune 6, 20234 min read In the canonization process, the state of the person’s mortal remains is of minimal relevance. BlogCommentaryOpen WindowUncategorized The day a tractor-trailer hit my van Rita BuettnerJune 4, 20234 min read The driver had been driving a tractor-trailer. He was trying to turn into a parking lot across the street to make a delivery when the flatbed ripped into the side of our van. AmenAmen Gunty CommentaryCommentaryJournalism Never stop learning Christopher GuntyJune 4, 20234 min read We hope the Catholic media personnel who come to Charm City this month will find the support they need to continue this important work. Previous 1 … 106 107 108 … 290 Next