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(OSV News) Catholic fatherhood can be challenging in today s secularizing society.
But equipping Catholic fathers for their distinctive vocation has become a special mission for several dad-centered ministries offering a wealth of resources, encouragement and fellowship.
At the Knights of Columbus June 8-11 annual meeting of state deputies and a coinciding June 7-9 assembly of chaplains in New Haven, Connecticut, the fraternal order unveiled an initiative Supreme Knight Patrick Kelly decla
How do we really encourage and affirm faithful men in our pews today? That's something the laity can do; that's not something that depends on the priest.
Washington D.C., Dec 19, 2018 / 12:00 pm (CNA).- The death of a seven-year-old asylum seeker in federal custody is a reminder that immigration policies can have life and death consequences, the U.S. bishops’ conference migration committee chairman said Tuesday.
“We are extremely distressed at the news of seven-year-old Jakelin Caal Maquin’s death shortly after crossing the U.S./Mexico border with her father and turning themselves into CBP in search of asylum in the United States. Our prayers and heart-felt condolences go out to Jakelin’s family,” Bishop Joe Vasquez of Austin, chairman of the USCCB committee on migration, said in a Dec. 18 joint statement with Bishop Mark Seitz of El Paso and Bishop Gerald Kicanas, temporary administrator of the Las Cruces diocese.