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May 13, 2026 By Kimberley Hefner Leave a Comment

Anderson Shaw, the quiet visionary who kept LA Black Catholics together

Pablo Kay | Angelus News

When Anderson F. Shaw was baptized in his early 20s at Holy Name of Jesus Church in the 1960s, Los Angeles was experiencing something of a Black Catholic boom.

From the 1940s to the 1960s, thousands of Black and Creole families from the South — especially from traditionally Catholic pockets of Louisiana — migrated to Southern California in search of better lives. Bringing their faith with them, they worshipped and raised their families in parishes across Greater Los Angeles.

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May 13, 2026 By Kimberley Hefner Leave a Comment

Publication just launched for the Norbertines

From the publisher, Fr. Claude Williams:
With great joy, we present the first issue of this newsletter, conceived as a
tool to better connect members of our Norbertine family throughout the
world by communicating the specific ways in which we live out our shared
charism here in Rome at our Order’s international house of studies

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May 13, 2026 By Kimberley Hefner Leave a Comment

Xavier Celebrates 600 Graduates with Global Catholic Leader

By Site Staff | Biz New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS — On May 9, Xavier University of Louisiana (XULA) celebrated more than 600 graduates across two ceremonies, welcoming His Eminence Peter Turkson and STEM advocate Calvin Mackie as commencement speakers and honorary degree recipients at the nation’s only historically Black and Catholic university.

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May 13, 2026 By Kimberley Hefner Leave a Comment

On pilgrimage to Pierre: New York’s holy hairdresser and the quiet revolution

Reflections from the tomb of Venerable Pierre Toussaint, one of the nation’s seven Black Catholics on the road to sainthood

By Tulio Huggins
I’m on the train, about four hours into my trip to New York, when I remember Pierre Toussaint. He’s buried down in New York City, where I’ll be spending a couple of days for a birthday celebration. So, I guess this trip is a pilgrimage.

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May 13, 2026 By Kimberley Hefner Leave a Comment

The Benedictine Sisters of Pittsburgh are sponsoring a Leadership and Life Coaching Program

WOULD YOU LIKE TO DO YOUR PART IN HEALING THE WORLD?

Grounded in the Benedictine tradition, LEADERSHIP AND LIFE COACH TRAINING FOR WOMEN is suitable for women in faith ministry whether paid or volunteer. We believe faith based ministry is rooted in religious beliefs and is motivated by a desire to serve others in alignment with those beliefs. Faith ministry can take many forms of spiritual purpose and practical service. Our international program (accredited by the international Coaching Federation) is inclusive of religions other than Christian.

100% online – 22 months – Small teacher/student ratio
Outstanding coaching skills development
Dedicated faculty
International Coach Federation Accreditation (ICF)

Cohort 6 begins November 6, 2026

For more information, go to benedictinecoaching.org or contact
Sr. Shelly Farabaugh m
ichelefarabaugh25@gmail.com.

Informational meetings will be held in June, July, and August.

To make a reservation for the meeting, contact Sister Susan English at smenglishedd@gmail.com.

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