Pope: Technology should serve friendships, not replace them

Pope Leo XIV visited the Vatican’s Estate Ragazzi summer camp June 22, meeting with children and young people taking part in this year’s program and answering several questions.

Spanish people embrace Pope Leo XIV during his first visit as pontiff

Flying from Spain’s capital of Madrid to Barcelona June 9, Pope Leo XIV shifted his focus to the deeper and darker existential questions punctuating human life.

Pope’s World Day of Poor message: The Lord is refuge of the poor

Pope Leo XIV released his message for the 10th World Day of the Poor, to be observed on Nov. 15.

Everyday miracles

Do you believe in miracles? I do.

Three sisters send letters to Pope Leo with Chicago delegation

Much ado was made about Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s meeting with Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican on May 28 and the gifts he gave to the pontiff — including a Chicago Cubs hat for the famous Chicago White Sox fan.

St. Sabina community calls for summer peace takeovers

As the sun set on the city on June 5, the first full day of summer vacation for Chicago Public School students, people gathered in front of the steps of St. Sabina Church for the kickoff to the parish’s annual weekly peace walks.

Meet the men to be ordained archdiocesan priests on June 20

Cardinal Cupich was to ordain the following men as priests for the Archdiocese of Chicago during a Mass at Holy Name Cathedral on June 20. This issue of Chicago Catholic went to press before the ordination; coverage of the event will be in the July 12 issue.

Women, men religious celebrate vocation milestones

Women and men religious have special vocations to serve the people of God where they are and especially in times of need. Throughout their lives, these religious touch the lives of countless people, often quietly, and represent Jesus to many. Chicago Catholic recognizes the many here who have ties to the Archdiocese of Chicago.

July 5: 14th Sunday of Ordinary Time

This weekend we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the founding of our republic and we are invited to reflect upon the ongoing political experiment that is the United States of America. In spite of its overall remarkable success, we would be naive to deny that at many moments during the past two and a half centuries, the freedom of the people of our republic has been threatened, or outright denied existence, by myriad forces and in countless circumstances.

June 28: 13th Sunday of Ordinary Time

A few years after my ordination, I was sent to the Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., to pursue further studies in Scripture. I had the privilege of serving at St. Anthony Parish in the Brookland neighborhood, near CUA.
1 2 3 4 5 >

Advertising