“For a religious sister, living in Cuba today means navigating and taking on a series of structural and economic challenges that require an enormous capacity for adaptation and resilience,” Sr. Noemy Ayala said.
“For a religious sister, living in Cuba today means navigating and taking on a series of structural and economic challenges that require an enormous capacity for adaptation and resilience,” Sr. Noemy Ayala said.
When immigrant communities are threatened by federal raids, parishes that serve those communities have the opportunity to deepen their understanding of what it means to "welcome the stranger,"...
Read more"Christ does not advance the kingdom through political coercion or institutional domination," writes Enzo Del Brocco "The kingdom arrives quietly, often unnoticed, yet capable of transforming
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Read moreInspired by Pope Leo's link between soccer and the spiritual life, Michael O'Connell will be covering the World Cup for NCR He'll review the most spectacular moments and...
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If the Founders believed in God, what did they believe about Jesus Christ
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