By Nate Tinner-Williams | Black Catholic Messenger
The Holy Father delivered a live address to the nation on Friday, while also releasing a public letter on July 4 in honor of Independence Day.
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Black Catholic Messenger ushers in new era with young Black Catholic leader Sheila Hodges
The move, which will see Hodges become the second editor in BCM’s history, comes in tandem with the nonprofit’s 2026 summer fundraising campaign.
Communio Romana, Newsletter of the Premonstratensian College in Rome Jun 2026 | No. 2
A House for Communio
Dear Friends in Christ,
Passing through the central cloister of Collegio San Norberto, our eyes are
naturally drawn to the vibrant set of eight stained-glass windows
masterfully crafted by artist Klaus Unterrainer between 2004 and 2009. At
the heart of this collection stands our principal patron, St. Norbert, flanked
by St. Augustine of Hippo and Blessed Hugh of Fosse.
Newsletter of the Premonstratensian College in Rome Jun 2026 | No. 2
A House for Communio
Dear Friends in Christ,
Passing through the central cloister of Collegio San Norberto, our eyes are
naturally drawn to the vibrant set of eight stained-glass windows
masterfully crafted by artist Klaus Unterrainer between 2004 and 2009. At
the heart of this collection stands our principal patron, St. Norbert, flanked
by St. Augustine of Hippo and Blessed Hugh of Fosse.
Catholic sisters journeying together in solidarity and hope
Over 130 religious sisters from across the globe meet in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, for the Catholic Sisters Initiative Convening, led by the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation.
By Sr. Ernestina Patrick Lasway, SAC | VaticanNews
Catholic sisters from around the world have been encouraged to strengthen communities, cultivate shared impact for the common good, and learn from one another’s experiences, challenges, successes, and innovations in ministry.
Ss. Monica and Luke Catholic Church in Gary, Indiana, closes amid financial pressures
Formed by a 1980 merger and home to many Black Catholics, the parish celebrated a final Mass in May after mutual discernment with the diocese.
By Nate Tinner-Williams | Black Catholic Messenger
The Diocese of Gary’s historically Black Catholic parish, Ss. Monica and Luke Catholic Church, celebrated its final Mass on May 24, Pentecost Sunday, marking the end of a century-long journey and the onset of a new era of diocesan retrenchment.