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October 7, 2015

Archbishop Chaput: Synod does include ‘lobbying’ in search of truth

When a big group of people gathers to discuss something important, people start lobbying, even if that group is the world Synod of Bishops, said Archbishop Charles J. Chaput of Philadelphia.
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‘You Visited Me’: St. Agnes Hospital offers workshop for caregivers

St. Agnes Hospital in Baltimore hosted a day-long workshop to help caregivers in their ministry to sick and grieving.
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Reflections from the road: Feet for Francis Day 4

As hard as it is to cull his canon, my favorite Willie Nelson song is “Still Is Still Moving To Me,” an ode to the curious mind that never stops. It describes the pilgrimage’s first two nights, as I did not get a wink of sleep in Parkville or Bel
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