Blog

No results found.

Season of Creation

E-Bulletin
The Catholic Church commemorated the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation on September 1st. This also marked the beginning of a month-long ecumenical awareness initiative called the “Season of Creation,” which concludes on October 4th with the feast of Saint Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of ecology. Read the full September 3 e-bulletin HERE…

Wisdom Wednesday | Synod on Synodality

AUSCP News, Roundup
0

Due to a retreat and scheduled vacation, Wisdom Wednesday is presenting preplanned collections of items for the next several weeks, with a return to the customary style and format on September 13. This week, we we explore the Synod on Synodality from several sources.

God’s challenging call – are you up for it?

AUSCP News, Blog
0
By Tony Magliano You may not think about it. You may not pray about it. You may not even know about it. But like it or not, if you’ve been baptized, God is calling you to be a prophet! “A prophet? Who me?” That’s right, a prophet. And yes, you!…

Letter to Bishops

AUSCP News, Mutual Support, News Releases
At the annual Assembly of the AUSCP, the members strongly affirmed a statement which was proposed by the Mutual Support Work Group regarding gay men who serve as priests in our Roman Catholic Church. The statement was intended to be a voice of support for gay priests, who generously serve…

Letter to All U.S. Bishops

E-Bulletin
AUSCP Executive Director, Steve Newton, CSC, recently wrote a letter to all of the U.S. bishops, active and retired, in which he apprised them of AUSCP’s latest activities. He gave a brief summary of the AUSCP Annual Assembly in San Diego, Unity Through Synodality, and included a copy of the statement on gay priests that…

Wisdom Wednesday | August 16th

August 16, AUSCP News, Roundup
0

We ask this week for prayers for Maui. . We feature a major collection of items as we approach the sixtieth anniversary of the March on Washington with Dr. Martin Luther King. And we observe the signs of the times – actions and issues bubbling or boiling up in religious and secular society.

Menu