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By Fernanda Pierorazio/The Good Newsroom
On February 2, the Black Catholic community of the Archdiocese of New York celebrated Black History Month at St. Joseph and St. Boniface Church in Spring Valley with the first Mass of Black History Month, which also honored National Day of Prayer for the African American and African Family.
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By Tony Gutiérrez | CatholicSun.org
Deviating from the traditional music often heard during the weekly televised Mass from Ss. Simon and Jude Cathedral, in Phoenix, the Umoja Gospel Youth Choir from St. Josephine Bakhita Mission Parish led attendees and viewers in worship, singing music derived from African-American spirituals as part of the Diocese of Phoenix’s first-ever celebration Black History Month Mass celebrated on Feb. 9.
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The director of the Technology and Human Flourishing Project says a ‘positive No to screens’ is actually a ‘Yes to so much more in life.’
By Alyssa Murphy | National Catholic Register
A letter published in First Things outlining specific guidelines that can be taken to safeguard children and the family against the harms of technology is still making waves, especially as the new White House administration is gutting policies that impact everything from schools and sports to the economy.
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By John Burger | Aleteia
Mission to African Americans in the South, helped by St. Katharine Drexel, has become a vital part of Atlanta’s culture.
Not much time is likely to pass when speaking with someone from Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Atlanta before a phrase is mentioned: “the Lourdes experience.”
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