The morning after the industrial blast in Tianjin, China, the Tianjin Diocesan Social Service Center helped line up 60 volunteers.Read More

 On Aug. 22, 2011, my husband and I stood in an office in Guangzhou, China, as our younger son was placed in our arms. He was hot, tired, absolutely precious, and 20 months old.When we adopted his big brother two years earlier, he had just turned 2.I often hear couplesRead More

Eight football teams and an archbishop gathered the night of July 30 for a Sports Leader Rosary RallyRead More

Secretary of State John Kerry officially reopened the U.S. Embassy in Cuba Aug. 14.Read More

We live in hyper-political world, and as a result, the Catholic Church has been dragged into the sphere of politics. Church leaders can make a million statements and do a million actions, but the media will only focus and report on the political ones. Subsequently, the church is portrayed asRead More

Special bonds and memories were made in the mountains of Garrett County Aug. 10-14.Read More

St. Peter Claver is helping to heal city scars with an Ignatian spiritual retreat.Read More

Catholic churches in France have been placed under police protection with possible Islamist attacks before feast of the Assumption.Read More