Black Catholics and allies met virtually on Wednesday to share their struggles, triumphs, and tips on how to increase Black authorship that reflects Catholic values.
Cardinal Wilton Gregory urges Black Americans to see a COVID-19 vaccine as a new horizon—rather than a dark shadow.
Attorney General BIll Barr ends yet another Black life, extending the government's killing spree to levels not seen since the 19th century.
The latest #BlackCatholicRoundup includes a stocking stuffer, a Christmas concert, a museum opening, a school closing, and more.
Gunnar Gundersen, a Black Catholic attorney, writer, and pioneering KPC Knight, has been appointed to the California state committee of the US Commission on Civil Rights.
Remembering Black Catholic leaders who passed in 2020.
Biden's latest cabinet pick, to head the Pentagon, is a Black Catholic—but that's not all he is.
Black Catholic Messenger is hosting a panel of Black authors, discussing the challenges and opportunities involved in Black authorship, and how the Church intersects with it all.
After nearly 200 years, Saint Frances Academy began to make the news for something other than their saintly Black founder, but is there more to the story?
Sen. Booker continues his partnership with House Democrats on pro-Black legislation—with the latest echoing South Africa's polarizing post-apartheid summits.
Having commemorated Fred Hampton's death just yesterday, we now remember his kin in the faith and in the struggle, James Earl Chaney of the Mississippi Three.
The latest #BlackCatholicRoundup includes Christmas gift ideas, a heaping helping of Kobe Bryant, and more!
Following Cardinal Gregory's commitment to offer Biden Communion during his presidency, archconservative Archbishop Chaput responds with not a little vitriol.
Gov. Gavin Newsom's restrictions on California's houses of worship have now stumbled—and may soon fall. Black Catholic churches are among the beneficiaries.
A new amendment has been proposed by a team of Democratic legislators. The goal? End the legal justification of prison-based slavery—the "New Jim Crow".
A playlist of Black Catholic Christmas tunes to get you from here to Ordinary Time.
