Readers of the Catholic Review might be familiar with Brendan Marrocco, the Iraq War veteran who is making national news after undergoing a rare double arm transplant at Johns Hopkins Hospital in December.Read More
An article (CR, Jan. 24) about President Obama’s inauguration day cited a prayer service, the use of historic Bibles and an inaugural address “dotted with references to God-given societal rights and obligations.” The president was quoted calling for the “defense of our most ancient values and enduring ideals.”Read More
Now it’s time for love and romance! Last week I wrote the tragic column (check it on line) about cyber-bullying- how one boy’s bullying of a young girl led to her suicide.Read More
After “Bless me, Father, for I have sinned” - even if they get that far - there are millions of Catholics who don’t exactly know what to say next.Read More
As I stood on the altar behind Bishop Rozanski and peered out over his right shoulder Tuesday afternoon into a sea of smiling and inquisitive children’s faces, one thought continually raced through my mind. We are truly blessed as a faith community to have Catholic schools. Bishop Rozanski was presiding during Mass atRead More