by Sharon Niemet It all began with an invitation to an energy group. In 2013, a group of 14 Wheaton Franciscan sisters and Covenant Companions (laypeople who have made a…
Heartbroken by the treatment of migrants and immigrants in the United States and compelled by her Catholic faith, in Spring of this year social worker, activist, and mom…
Nestled in the worship space of Congregational Church of Weston/UCC, The Spirit of Life, “A Catholic Community of Justice and Joy,” celebrates Liturgy together each Sund…
During the darkest days of the global pandemic many church-goers took to the Internet to meet their liturgical needs. As stay-at-home bans lifted and folks started retur…
When the Cleveland diocese announced its 2008 reconfiguration plan, many Catholics around the city were dismayed. Thirty parishes, including historic St. Peter’s in down…
Able Together, a ministry of art and spirituality for neurodivergent children, was born out of a deep desire for inclusion. Tired of seeing imaginary lines dividing thos…
Every month in the Chicagoland area, a group of young adults gathers to pray, talk, listen, and break bread together. These Alternative Liturgies, or Alt-Lit for short…
At a time when Catholic sisters are less and less visible in the spaces where they were historically called to minister, Srs. Erin McDonald, CSJ and Colleen Gibson, SSJ…
