Addressing others’ wrongs ‘without rancor’ requires kindness, courage

Pope Francis: Addressing others’ wrongs ‘without rancor’ requires kindness, courage

Fraternal correction is “one of the highest expressions of love, and also the most demanding,” the pope said.

Ulma family beatified on a ‘day of joy’ in Poland

It was the first time the Church has beatified an entire family at the same time.

Colombian bishop grateful ‘Sound of Freedom’ is exposing child trafficking in his country

Bishop Miguel González pointed out that the business of trafficking in minors “involves our country and demonstrates social and family degradation.”

Theology of the Body Parent School equips parents to teach truth about human sexuality

Through a series of age-appropriate mini-magazines, the new program helps to equip parents to be the primary educators of their children.

Graduate school hopes new education program will help with ‘renewal’ of Catholic schooling

The Augustine Institute in Denver will launch its new master’s degree in Catholic education in October to help renew Catholic schools.