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Franciscan Sister Gwen Hennessey, director of Clare Guest House in Sioux City, Iowa, talks in 2016 about the time that the Clare House has been open as a transitional home for women who served jail time. (CNS photo/Jerry L Mennenga)

Iowa guest house helps women get back on their feet after prison

Posted by - September 8, 2018
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (CNS) — The director of Clare Guest House puts a different spin on the “What Would Jesus Do” slogan. “I think what we provide is ‘What Jesus…
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Pope Francis delivers the homily as he celebrates Mass Sept. 4 in the chapel of his residence, the Domus Sanctae Marthae. In his homily, the pope described the Christian life as a battle between "the spirit of God that leads us to do good deeds, to charity, to brotherhood, to adore God, to know Jesus, to do many works of charity, to pray" and "the spirit of the world that leads us to vanity, pride, arrogance, gossip." (CNS photo/Vatican Media)

Worldly mentality leads to pride, gossip, pope says at morning Mass

Posted by - September 8, 2018
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Christians must engage in spiritual combat every day against a worldly spirit that leads down a path of arrogance and petty gossip, Pope Francis said. In…
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Participants of Christian Life Program sponsored by Couples for Christ gathered at San Roque Church last weekend for a 2-day seminar to revive the Couples fpr Christ Ministry in Saipan after 21 years. Facilitators from Guam and Philippines led the event along with Fr. Allan A. Cabatian, OAR.

Couples for Christ successfully concluded CLP

Posted by - September 8, 2018
After 21 years, the program is rekindling its ministry in the island By: Julie Anne Loong The Couples for Christ is one of the handful of Christian life programs dedicated…
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Jesuit Father James Martin, a popular author and editor at large of America magazine, greets attendees at a book signing following an Aug. 23 presentation at the World Meeting of Families in Dublin Aug. 23. During his talk, Father Martin outlined several specific ways in which the church can minister to and with members of the LGBT community. (CNS photo/Gina Christian)

U.S. Jesuit urges Catholics to examine attitudes toward LGBT community

Posted by - September 1, 2018
DUBLIN (CNS) — U.S. Jesuit Father James Martin set out a series of ways in which parishes can show welcome and respect to LGBT Catholics. Addressing a packed 1,000-seat auditorium,…
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