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CHURCHPOP How will you grow in love for Saint Joseph this March? Here are 10 ways to do it! |
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The Catholic Herald Lenten sermon for a time of war |
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OSV News written by Kate Scanlon 9:27 PM March 4, 2026 |
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National Catholic Reporter Doreen Ajiambo is the Africa/Middle East correspondent for Global Sisters Report based in Kenya. She covers the missions and ministries of Catholic women religious and writes about humanitarian and environmental issues across sub-Saharan Africa that affect the people they serve. Her previous work has been published by Religion News Service, Catholic News Service, Refugees Deeply, USA Today and the Global Post, among other outlets. |
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National Catholic Register The retired coach and sports analyst had entered hospice shortly before his death. |
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EWTN News The bishops issued a statement this week emphasizing the Catholic Church's unity and solidarity with the poor, vulnerable and migrants. |
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National Catholic Register The former senator now battling stage-4 cancer, who has always been a defender of Catholics, talks about death and ways ‘to redeem the time.’ |
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EWTN News Catholic marriages in the U.S. have declined 75% in about 50 years, even as the Catholic population has risen. |
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Catholic Standard Tony Magliano |
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OSV News Deacon Greg Kandra |
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Aleteia Cerith Gardiner If 2026 already feels heavy, the reason may not be what you expect. Now that we're a few weeks into the new year, we thought we could take stock of how galvanized we truly are for the year ahead. After all, there’s often a quiet pressure to reinvent yourself when we leave the last year behind: New habits, new goals, a cleaner slate. But what if the most powerful reset for 2026 isn’t about doing more — but about letting go? |
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OSV News Kimberley Heatherington |
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CHURCHPOP During this Franciscan Jubilee Year, let’s learn more about Saint Francis of Assisi. Here are 12 fascinating facts about his amazing life. |
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National Catholic Register COMMENTARY: In an age of cultural confusion and spiritual hunger, the Church’s ancient faith, sacraments and moral clarity remain a compelling answer for modern Catholics. |
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An excerpt from ‘How to Get Along With (Almost) Everybody’ by Dr. Ray Guarendi |
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Catholic Grandparents Association of Charlotte DioceseCGA Charlotte Shares Mission at Grandparents Day & St. Nicholas Celebration The Catholic Grandparents Association (CGA) of Charlotte Diocese was delighted to host an information table at St Ann Catholic School’s combined Grandparents Day and St. Nicholas Day celebration last week—a joyful gathering that brought faith, family, and tradition together under one roof. Grandparents stopped by the CGA table throughout the event to learn more about the association’s mission: supporting grandparents in their vital role of passing on the gift of faith. Kathy Consler (right) and Teresa Sanctis (left), CGA Charlotte Diocese Leaders, shared brochures, handed out Prayer Cards for Grandparents, written by Pope Benedict at the request of CGA. They answered questions and spoke with grandparents about upcoming CGA meetings. The festive atmosphere of St. Nicholas Day added a special touch, with many guests reflecting on the importance of generosity and faithfulness—values deeply connected to the CGA’s work. Grandparents appreciated the opportunity to learn how the association can help them strengthen their spiritual influence in the lives of their grandchildren, while staff welcomed the chance to collaborate more closely with the organization. The CGA extends heartfelt thanks to the school for providing a welcoming space to share its mission and for fostering a strong partnership between home, school, and parish. The event was a wonderful reminder that when generations come together in faith, the entire community is enriched. The association looks forward to future opportunities to support families and continue celebrating the important role grandparents play in nurturing the faith of the next generation. |
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