Why do so many Catholics walk away from the faith? The story of Jonah offers a surprising perspective, reminding us that a lasting relationship with God requires a life of prayer and a willingness to love what God loves—even when it challenges our own hearts.
Bringing long-overlooked stories of enslavement to light, the traveling exhibit What We Inherit: Truth, Repair, and a Promise to the Future challenges visitors to reckon with history while embracing the possibility of healing, accountability, and a more hopeful future.
Tolton: From Slave to Priest, a film about the inspiring life of Venerable Augustus Tolton, is now premiering in select theaters.
Father Stephen Thorne on Jesus’ parable of the vineyard, reminding us that faith calls us to live justly, serve others and bear fruit through everyday acts of integrity.
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Photographs and archival accounts trace newly beatified Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen’s longstanding connection with the Knights of Peter Claver.
In a reflection shared by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Dr. Ansel Augustine draws on Scripture to offer hope amid suffering and remind Catholics that their stories are not over yet.
In an interview with "Vatican Access with Robert Duncan", Boxie reflects on the history of Black Catholics in the U.S. Church, the significance of his historic ordination and his hopes for his ministry.
Premiering Sept. 24 on Netflix, A Different World returns, continuing its legacy of representing the HBCU experience and reflecting the coming-of-age experiences of young Black Americans.
What Deloris’ journey can teach Black Catholics about bringing their culture, gifts, and full selves into the life of the Church.
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If AI takes our jobs, will it take our sense of purpose, too? This Catholic op-ed explores work, vocation and our ultimate purpose in God.
The National Black Catholic Men’s Conference will hold its annual gathering Oct. 15-18 in Birmingham, Alabama.
Dr. Darrell St. Romain, a scholar and organist, reflects on studying Gregorian chant and its potential to enrich Black Catholic worship.
Xavier University of Louisiana, the nation's only Catholic HBCU, was ranked No. 4 on Forbes' inaugural Top HBCUs list.
Frederick Richard, a Black Catholic, just became the second Black man to win the U.S. national all-around title.
