Catholic educators share unexpected lessons of teaching in pandemic

No one has to tell Catholic school teachers how different this past year has been.

At the start of the pandemic last spring, most Catholic schools adapted to online schooling and continued that way until the end of the school year.

Migrant Surge at the Border, Paid Family Leave, and Faith on Campus

As the United States’ Border Patrol deals with a surge of immigrants in the south, EWTN News In Depth host Montse Alvarado interviews one of the country’s top Catholic leaders, the president of the U.S. Catholic Bishops Conference Archbishop José Gomez. The archbishop and Alvarado, both naturalized citizens from Mexico, discussed the Biden administration and immigration reform in the March 26 episode. Then an expert panel gave deeper insight into the story behind the numbers and how Catholic dioceses and organizations are heavily involved in support for vulnerable families.

Arcebispo explica como viver a fé na Páscoa em meio à pandemia

O arcebispo de Los Angeles e presidente da Conferência Episcopal dos Estados Unidos, Dom José Gomez, explicou como os fiéis devem viver a fé neste tempo pascal, marcado pela provação da pandemia do coronavírus.

Faithful reminded on Easter that Christ ‘loves us,’ is ‘with us forever’

On Easter last year, New York Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan looked out on an empty St. Patrick’s Cathedral amid the pandemic and thought, “Oh my God, I don’t mind an empty tomb on Easter but an empty church?”

LA Catholic Leaders Hold Prayer Vigil In Solidarity With AAPI Communities

AMID the surge in racial violence against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPIs) across the United States, Los Angeles Catholic leaders held an outdoor candlelight prayer vigil in solidarity with the affected communities.