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Denver Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila delivers the homily Jan. 6 during a Mass at the SEEK2019 conference at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis. The Fellowship of Catholic University Students sponsor the biennial conference which drew 17,000 mainly college students this year. Archbishop Aquila took a brief break from the retreat taking place for bishops in the U.S. at Mundelein Seminary at the University of St. Mary of the Lake near Chicago to celebrate the Mass at the conference. (CNS photo/Sean Gallagher, The Criterion)

Keep bringing Christ to others, archbishop tells SEEK conference

Posted by - January 12, 2019
INDIANAPOLIS (CNS) — Denver Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila described the 17,000 mostly college students attending SEEK2019 in Indianapolis as “a great sign of hope for the church, that the church…
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Cardinal Daniel N. DiNardo of Galveston-Houston, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, speaks at the conclusion of a prayer service in the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception at Mundelein Seminary Jan. 2 at the University of St. Mary of the Lake in Illinois, near Chicago. The U.S. bishops began their Jan. 2-8 retreat at the seminary, suggested by Pope Francis in September, which comes as the bishops work to rebuild trust among the faithful as questions continue to revolve around their handling of clergy sex abuse. (CNS photo/Bob Roller)

Pope to U.S. bishops: Abuse crisis requires conversion, humility

Posted by - January 12, 2019
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — The clerical abuse crisis and the “crisis of credibility” it created for the U.S. bishops have led to serious divisions within the U.S. church and to…
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"Pepper" the robot, a humanoid robot designed to welcome and take care of visitors and patients, stands next to a mother and her new born baby at AZ Damiaan hospital in Ostend, Belgium, June 16, 2016. The Vatican's Pontifical Academy for Life has added robotics to its list of specialized areas of study. (CNS photo/Francois Lenoir, Reuters)

Robots and AI: Papal academy decodes newest pro-life challenges

Posted by - January 12, 2019
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Even though today’s modern tools and technologies are hardly human, the Pontifical Academy for Life is zeroing in on the world of robots and machines powered…
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El Shaddai elects new set of officers

Posted by - January 12, 2019
Last January 06, 2019, the El Shaddai community held the commissioning of its council and ministry heads in the presence of Bishop Ryan Jimenez at San Anthonio parish. Every two…
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GIFF BEST OF FESTIVAL: Justin Ocampo (left) and Angelo Manese, directors of “We Drank Our Tears: Rafael Mafnas’s Story” stand by the Best of Festival crystal plaque from the 8th Guam International Film Festival, which their lm earned for having the most impactful effort of engagement and interactivity with the lm festival and its patrons from its festival screening to beyond the theatre walls.

Now on Amazon, We Drank Our Tears wins best of festival at GIFF; three more films planned for 2019 with Muña brothers to co-produce

Posted by - January 12, 2019
MOUNT Carmel School announced that “We Drank Our Tears: Rafael Mafnas’s Story” won the Best of Festival award at the 8th Annual Guam International Film Festival, or GIFF. The school…
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Rebecca Pohlmeier of Dumfries, Va., draws an illustration of St. Juan Diego on her iPad Oct. 26. The 16-year-old started her illustrated saints' business, Glory Be Prints, to pay for a trip with a volunteer service camp. (CNS photo/Melissa Pohlmeier, Catholic Herald)

Virginia teen draws on faith to create saintly digital illustrations

Posted by - January 6, 2019
DUMFRIES, Va. (CNS) — For high school student Rebecca Pohlmeier, it all started with her love of St. Therese of Lisieux and drawing. Now Pohlmeier, a student at John Paul…
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In this 2010 file photo, Thomas and Joan Rillo of St. Charles Borromeo Parish in Bloomington, Ind., pose with Benedictine Brother Maurus Zoeller of Saint Meinrad Archabbey in St. Meinrad during a pilgrimage the monk led to visit Old Testament sites in Egypt. Joan was diagnosed with AlzheimerÕs disease that same year. (CNS photo/courtesy The Criterion)

‘God was always there’ for caregivers of loved ones with Alzheimer’s

Posted by - January 6, 2019
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (CNS) — For Thomas Rillo, it was the moment his wife could not remember how to use the computer. It was similar for Carolyn Gardner, whose husband became…
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