By Gail Deibler Finke Whether you’re looking for an at-home event to attend in solidarity with the March for Life in Washington, D.C., or you want to become a more active witness for the dignity of life throughout the year, Greater Cincinnati offers many ongoing seasonal, and one-time pro-life events …

“The Spcial Experience of the Eucharist: Living as the Beloved, Transformed and Sent” by Elizabeth Groppe, XU theology department.

“The Communal Experience of the Eucharist: Learning to Become the Beloved” talk by Emily Besl of St. Veronica parish.

“The Personal Experience of the Eucharist: The Embrace of the Beloved” talk by Father Jim Schotte, pastor of St. Leo the Great parish.

The Cathedral of St. Peter in Chains’s popular Lunch with the Lord series begins . Msgr. Frank Lane will offer insights on Scripture for the Lenten Season. Dates: Marcy 6, 13, 20, 27, April 3. Drinks will be available to purchase; bring a lunch and a friend! For information call …

WASHINGTON (CNS) — As Christians in the Middle East look back on 2016, they wonder if there will be much to celebrate amid mounting challenges, particularly for those displaced by conflicts in Iraq and Syria. “As much as we are pleased that our homelands from which thousands of Christians were …

All area teens grades 9 -12 are invited to this prayer festival featuring dynamic talks, music, Confession, prayer, worship, fellowship, and Adoration. Speaker: John Leyendecker. Meet Christ in others and in the Eucharist.  Attend with your youth group. Not in a youth group? Contact Encounter and they’ll find one for you.

All area teens grades 9 -12 are invited to this prayer festival featuring dynamic talks, music, Confession, prayer, worship, fellowship, and Adoration. Meet Christ in others and in the Eucharist. Eucharistic Procession: Fr. Ethan Moore. Keynote talk: Seminarian Jedidiah Tritle. Emcee: Ryan Mahle. Music: Jake Robinson.

IMAGE: CNS/Paul Haring By Cindy Wooden VATICAN CITY (CNS) — The provisions of “Amoris Laetitia” allow people in irregular marriage situations access to the sacraments only if they recognize their situation is sinful and desire to change it, according to the cardinal who heads the Pontifical Council for Legislative Texts. …

In 1935 with the encouragement of Archbishop John T. McNicholas, O.P., Revs. Leo Walsh and Charles Murphy began ministering to the African American community in the Lockland neighborhood, a suburb of Cincinnati. After a plea for financial assistance was placed in The Catholic Telegraph, an anonymous gift of $4000 made …