All posts tagged "Special Feature"
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2.9KworshipSt. Roch, Patron of the Sick
St. Roch (also called St. Rocco and St. Rock) cured many people during the plague in early 14th century Italy. Born in...
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724CatechesisFacing Our Greatest Obstacle in Life
Have you ever struggled with discouragement? Do you ever tell yourself: “I feel like I’ll never measure up” or “My prayer life...
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832Special ReportsWHAT ARE THE Current Disciplines of Lent?
Penitential practices, like fasting and abstinence, are intended to refocus our thoughts and intentions toward God Lenten regulationsThe season of Lent begins...
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812Special ReportsDiocesan-Wide Day of Penance and Healing
Healing a Wounded Church Catholics profess in the Creed to believe in “one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church.” Recent revelations of past...
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1.4KCatechesisChristifideles Laici: Who Are the Lay Faithful?
Candles, christening gowns and photos are often what we recall when thinking about the sacrament of baptism. Unless we were received into...
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1.0KschoolThe 29th annual Brains and Brawn tournament kicks off Catholic Schools Week
The 29th annual Brains and Brawn Tournament is a chance for Catholic school students in 6th-8th grade, from across the diocese, to...
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752Special ReportsMarching for Life in Chicago
“Abortion is the ultimate degradation of women.” These words rang out across Daley Plaza in downtown Chicago at the annual “March for...
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1.0KevangelizationLeading by Example
It’s a well-known fact that volunteering can bring you many benefits, such as providing a greater sense of purpose or meeting new...
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970worshipIntroduction to Christifideles Laici: On the Vocation and Mission of the Lay Faithful in the Church and in the World
We all know what it’s like to be in a family; there are moments of joy and occasional misunderstandings. Some may feel...
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606evangelizationLiving with a Purpose
“We’re one day closer to heaven!” That’s what my dad used to say just before he shut my bedroom door after tucking...