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.
For the last few weeks, even attending daily and Sunday Masses at our churches, which normally would bring consolation, has been closed in order to ensure personal safety.
Pope Francis often speaks passionately about the longing of the priestly shepherd to be in the midst of his flock.
Knowing that he would be giving his own life that the world might live, Jesus gave to those he loved his Body and his Blood in the form of bread and wine.
ARCHBISHOP JEROME E. LISTECKI I love the saints, their influence on our daily lives and their faithfulness to Jesus and [...]
BISHOP JAMES T. SCHUERMAN Years ago, I worked as a missionary priest in our archdiocesan mission parish, La Sagrada Familia, [...]
“Jesus wasn’t Killed by the Jews: Reflections for Christians in Lent,” a small, 128-page paperback was published by Orbis Press and released last month.
It is an annual celebration of the achievements of African Americans and a time of recognition of their central role in the history of our nation.
Catholic Schools Week gives us an opportunity to reflect on the great gift of Catholic education to the Church. Many of us are products of Catholic school.
January 24 is the Memorial of St. Francis de Sales. It is a special feast in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee because St. Francis de Sales is the patron of our seminary.