OPINION
‘Short course’ goes a long way in knowing Jesus
I believe in the concept that we get out of something what we put into it, and that goes for my faith.
An appropriate message for Catechetical Sunday
Perhaps our present circumstances offer us an opportunity to reflect more deeply on the ministry of catechesis.
Lessons learned at a Catholic high school
Evangelist editor, Mike Matvey, recalls his days of locker combos and Algebra class at Central Catholic High School in Pittsburgh.
THE POWER OF PERCEPTION
How we perceive our environment determines whether we see obstacles or opportunities.
An unending reserve of tender goodness
All who knew Father Koterski knew someone with that kind of light, someone in whose center was that name above all names.
Protecting the painting
Each of us can take some small steps to change our lifestyle and consumption habits to make a big difference.
Time for bold action, be a risk taker
It’s easy to talk the talk, but we need to walk the walk.
Voting rights and voter suppression
People of all faiths are pushing back against restrictive voting bills in many states.
‘I know you are hurting’
A message from Bishop Scharfenberger
The Chosen: TV series as prayer
There is a beauty to this series that takes the things we know by heart about the life of Jesus and his followers and attempts to flesh them out.
‘We are a family’
Hannah Carter reflects on her time at St. Mary's School in Ballston Spa
An honest analysis is vital to a parish’s future
There are many great parishes and amazing parish experiences, but there is also much room for improvement.
Confessions of a rosary convert
Rosary-challenged. That’s how I’ve described myself for most of my life.
Always working to love thy neighbor
The Metropolitan New Testament Mission Baptist Church in Albany and Catholic Charities are working to 'love thy neighbor'
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