Herald of Hope: Micah’s Themes Relate to Current Struggles
The prophet Micah lived in the eighth century B.C., and was a contemporary of the prophets Isaiah, Amos and Hosea. [...]
Herald of Hope: Search for Justice Tied to Thirst for Eucharist
“In the face of racism, Catholics must hunger for justice as we hunger for the Eucharist.”
Herald of Hope: Church Faces Challenges from Secular Culture
We have drifted away from an incorporation of Catholic vision into who we are and what we do in exchange for an acceptance of whatever is the current interpretation of social situations.
Herald of Hope: Bridging the Divide
American communities tended to attract like-minded folks; that phenomenon has also become a major problem for our society today.
Herald of Hope: Mary Listened to and Understood the Word of God
I have spent some time contemplating the Canticle of Mary, also known as the Magnificat, found in the Gospel of Luke.
Herald of Hope: Uncertainty of Today Mirrors Lord’s Ascension
BISHOP JEFFREY R. HAINES This is the time of the year when we celebrate the Feast of the Ascension of [...]
Herald of Hope: Pandemic Doesn’t Change Church’s Main Priorities
ARCHBISHOP JEROME E. LISTECKI Although I have never reflected on the title of this column I must admit that given [...]
Herald of Hope: Go Forth and Give Witness to Jesus Christ
The Gospel of Mark is a story of communication. Jesus is a man with a message, announcing the approach of the Kingdom of God.
Herald of Hope: Celebrating our Baptism … Again and Again and Again
Bishop Richard J. Sklba explains the significance of commemorating our Baptism day.
Herald of Hope: Staying True to Mission Allows for Easter Joy
The prospect of broadcasting a visual image of the Mass was not even imaginable, because the parish had a much more basic problem with the ability of the congregation within the building even being able to hear the words being spoken.