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The Advent season is a time of preparation that directs our hearts and minds to Christ’s second coming at the end of time and also to the anniversary of the Lord’s birth on Christmas. Read More →

Please take a moment to send a message to your Senators and Representative regarding these new state and global issues. Read More →

It’s a common misconception in our society that being Pro-Life is against women. This article from the USCCB challenges that notion. This can be a powerful reflection especially as we ponder the great mystery of Mary’s pregnancy with Jesus during Advent. Read More →

Take the pledge below as an individual, family, or community. Anyone and everyone can commit together to honoring human dignity through civil conversation. Read More →

Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann, of Kansas City in Kansas, and Chairman of the Committee on Pro-Life Activities for the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, addressed the body of bishops at the annual November plenary meeting of bishops about the need for improved pastoral responses to w Read More →

Pregnant and parenting moms in need are in our parishes and our neighborhoods. As Pope Francis reminds us, our parishes need to be “islands of mercy in the midst of a sea of indifference.” Read More →

Read Bishop Barres’ pastoral letter on St. Cardinal John Henry Newman: Heart Speaks to Heart Read More →

Last week, the National Council on Disabilities (NCD) released a federal study revealing that assisted suicide laws are dangerous to people with disabilities. Read More →

Pope Francis presides over the canonizations of Cardinal John Henry Newman, Sister Marian Thresia, Sister Giuseppina Vannini, Sister Dulce Lopes Pontes, and Marguerite Bays. In his homily, the Pope reflects on the Gospel account of the lepers, and on the verbs “to cry out, to walk, to Read More →

"Attacks against human life seem to grow ever more numerous and callous," said Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann of Kansas City, Kansas, and he urged Catholics who feel discouraged by these attacks to "hold fast to Christ, our hope." Read More →