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A Closer Look: The Profound Irresolution of Christian Citizenship
Twentieth Century theologian John Courtney Murray, S.J., remains the most important interpreter of the American Catholic experience of citizenship and religious liberty. Featured on the cover of Time magazine in 1960, Father Murray was a chief architect of Vatican II’s Declaration on Religious Liberty. In his seminal book, We Hold …
Today’s Video: The Real Answer to Why God Allows Suffering
Playing a video game called Injustice helps Father Mike Schmitz explain the real answer to why God allows suffering.
A Catholic healthcare worker objected to contraception. Her Catholic clinic fired her.
By Jonah McKeown Denver Newsroom, Sep 10, 2020 / 03:01 am MT (CNA).- A young Portland, Oregon area medical professional this year was fired for objecting to certain medical procedures on the grounds of her Catholic faith. She was fired not from a secular hospital, however, but from a Catholic …
VACACIONES ÚTILES: Catholic Charities Provides Academic Intervention Over Summer
by Regan Meyer When Ana entered kindergarten after her family came to the U.S. from Guatemala, she consistently tested at a lower academic level than her peers. As a native Spanish speaker, Ana also struggled to communicate with her teachers. Fast forward to this summer, and Ana is enrolled in …
Isabel Mendez: Su Casa Volunteer Helps Hispanic and Latino Children Have Options in Life
by Patti McGeever When Isabel Mendez came to Cincinnati from Mexico City in 2008 with her husband and young daughter, her coworkers at Procter & Gamble told her about their volunteer work at Su Casa Hispanic Center. She decided to look into it. “This was totally word of mouth,” said …
Anthony DiCello: Twenty-Six Years of Music at the Cathedral
by John Stegeman As a young boy, Anthony DiCello would sit outside school listening to his brother’s choir practice. When he got home, he’d recreate what he heard on a toy piano. That was the genesis of a profound career in liturgical music that spanned 26 years and officially came …
Obituary: Sister Ritamary Bulach CPPS
Bulach, Sister Ritamary, 77, died peacefully on Sept. 8 at MVH after a short illness. She was born Dec. 1942 near Oxford, Ohio, and entered the Sisters of the Precious Blood Dayton, Ohio, January 1, 1961. For 59 years, she faithfully served God and His people. Private services will be …
Job Posting: Catholic Charities of Southwestern Ohio
Catholic Charities of Southwestern Ohio Job Description POSITION TITLE: Parish and Community Engagement Coordinator FLSA STATUS: Exempt DEPARTMENT: Administration REPORTS TO: CEO WORKS CLOSELY WITH: Mission Advancement; Marketing and Communications; Volunteer Coordinator SUPERVISORY: No WORK HOURS: 37.5 LOCATION: Mid-Pointe DATE: August 2020 Position Summary: The Parish and Community Engagement Coordinator …
Joyful Little Catholics: West Chester Father Creates Catholic Books for Young Children
by Bonny Van When it comes to ABCs and 123s, stay-at-home dad Zach Hinger hopes young children are able to add a little more faith to their early education. That’s why he’s written and illustrated a board book perfect for tiny hands, titled My First Catholic Words. Based on the …
Question of Faith: In what cases can someone be denied communion?
I have heard it is possible for someone who wishes to receive communion at Mass to be denied. In what cases can someone be denied communion? Is this different from being “excommunicated”? When Catholics approach to receive communion, it is presumed that they are in a proper state to receive. …