OSP GHANA MISSIONARY SUPPORT LENTEN APPEAL Help them reach their goal! They need 300 people to donate at least $15.00 to help supply needed chairs for 210 students! Scan the QR code on the flyer (also isolated below). For more information please contact: Sister Mary Pauline Tamakloe, OSP Oblate Sisters of Providence 701 Gun Road. Baltimore. MD 21227 443-355-8831
Black History Month celebrates African Americans who have made an impact on the United States.
That includes Black women and men — including one from the Archdiocese of Chicago — who lived among and served the people of God in America and are on the road to sainthood.
By Simone Orendain | Catholic Spirit
Former President Barack Obama said in a YouTube interview posted Feb. 14 he wants to meet Pope Leo XIV. Left-leaning political YouTuber and podcaster Brian Tyler Cohen asked who the former president most wanted to meet at the end of a wide-ranging Q&A that began with the topic of a controversial racist social media post that portrayed him and his wife, former first lady Michelle Obama, as apes.
by John Gonzalez | ABC7 News
WASHINGTON, D.C. (7News) — In the heart of Northwest D.C., nestled on a quiet street, stands St. Augustine Catholic Church — a historic beacon of faith that has survived slavery, segregation, and decades of marginalization. This Black History Month, the church opens its doors to share a story of endurance, devotion, and the remarkable individuals known as the Saintly Seven, who are on the path to Catholic sainthood.