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Month: March 2021

Judge strikes down District of Columbia’s limits on houses of worship

The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia in a March 25 ruling struck down the District of Columbia’s COVID-19 pandemic limits on attendance at houses of worship — set at 25 percent capacity or 250 worshippers, whichever is less.

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Border surge straining shelters, says Mexican bishops’ migrant ministry

The Mexican bishops’ migrant ministry says people are arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border with illusions of easily entering the United States, but they risk being returned to Mexico under rules for expelling people rapidly during the pandemic.

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British bioethicist: Vaccine passports could lead to ‘unethical coercion’

So-called “vaccine passports” could lead to an “unethical coercion” of citizens, according to the head of the UK’s leading Catholic bioethics center.

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Hope During Holy Week

The changing of the seasons affords us an opportunity to reflect on the seasons of life and the seasons of the Church. As we enter Spring, the cold and frost have given way to heavy rain showers and colorful buds bursting on trees. The darkness has given way to light. The new is shuffling out […]

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Do You See Yourself in the Characters of the Passion?

Do You See Yourself in the Characters of the Passion?Venerable Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen presented the meditation of the Passion of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ in more than one way. Two of the most noteworthy ways that Sheen presented the Passion of Christ were the following: 1) A profound meditation and reflection on “The Seven Last Words of Jesus from the cross.” […]

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