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AUSCP Announces 2022 John XXIII Award Recipients
For immediate release • Download the full release HERE AUSCP honors grandmother for lifetime ministry in parish and community, pastor who welcomes immigrants and LGBTQ Catholics, and the co-founder of New Ways Ministries The Association of U.S. Catholic Priests will honor three individuals with the St. John XXIII Award, to…
Priests, bishops and canon lawyers agree: some accused priests are treated unfairly
For immediate release • Download the full release HERE The AUSCP offers a hand of friendship — and a wallet card listing priests’ rights What happens when a priest is accused of something? There’s no doubt that victims must be protected and that crimes must be reported. But what happens…
War’s Deadly Distractions
By Tony Magliano War is deadly. While this is an obvious fact regarding those who fight, it is less obvious regarding the life and death plight of many noncombatants trapped within battle zones. And even less obvious are war’s deadly effects on countless poor people far removed from the fighting.…
Wisdom Wednesday | May 11th
A theme is emerging today: Division—over abortion politics, division within the Methodist denomination, division among women facing the Taliban’s decree on face covering, and one area that won’t go away, division among Catholics about the Latin Mass.