Your Stories
Pontifical College Josephinum Celebrates 124th Commencement Exercises
'There is a goodness in every man here.'
Diocese to hold Migrant and Refugee Mass at the Cathedral
Diocese anticipates of the World Day of Prayer for Migrants and Refugees.
Ceremonial groundbreaking held for the first phase of the new Holy Family School
The long-awaited groundbreaking for phase one of the new Holy Family School.
Renowned artist, Athenas, to perform benefit concert
Internationally known Catholic singer to sing for Catholic Charities.
Two men, two paths, one call
Your Life
The masculinity of asking for help
Dear Cathie, as a man, I find it very difficult to believe that talking about my feelings will actually solve anything.
Needs and choices
In 1965, the psychiatrist Dr. William Glasser introduced Reality Therapy to the psychological world.
Should I Go Back to School?
As Christians, we can ask ourselves a deeper question that bests even the best “pros and cons” list.
Pray and Serve Together as a Family
The season of Lent is the perfect time to check our balance and our priorities as Catholic families.
‘Help Others, Help Yourself’
Your Faith
Vocation and Discernment
Becoming, as author Matthew Kelly says, the “best version of our self” is to follow God’s plan.
A religious vocation is one career option among many
“God wants me to be a saint!” This is the universal vocation.
How Can Families Practice the Works of Mercy? - Visit the Imprisoned
Visiting the imprisoned might seem, at first glance, a work of mercy that’s out of reach for most families.
‘The Word became flesh here’
Bishop Raica travels to Decatur to dedicate Chapel of St. Joseph.
