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Let’s end the ‘globalization of indifference’ and support immigrants

National Migration Week has been a time for us to reflect on the need to be inclusive and welcoming ...
Letter to the Editor: Active participation includes singing

The In Focus article in the Monitor regarding singing at Mass [“Singing at Mass is praying with the music,” The Monitor Magazine, Oct. 2019] evoked both memories and ongoing challenges.
Imagine having no place to call home

Just imagine for a moment that you have no home.
What all Hispanics lost in the El Paso massacre

In the moments it took a gunman at a Walmart store in El Paso, Texas, recently to massacre 22 people – the majority of whom were Hispanic – and wound dozens more, the 56 million of us who constitute the Hispanic population lost our sense of security, of belonging to the whole, that has been won generation by generation here in the United States.
‘Does God love the illegals?’

A reader called The Record a couple of weeks ago to ask this question: “Does God love the illegals?”
A news junkie hits the beach and enjoys himself!

More and more people are telling me that they just can’t take the news anymore. Like me, they find it overwhelmingly depressing. It raises our blood pressure. It leaves us discontented. It makes us feel hopeless.
Father Augustus Tolton: A sign for today

I recently participated in a conference that explored the Church’s sexual abuse crisis and the effect the crisis has had on the Church’s witness in the public square
Astronauts connected space exploration to God's glory

I didn’t realize there was a moon-landing Bible verse until my pastor mentioned it a few weeks ago.
Catholics protest U.S. practice of caging immigrant children

Many of us are not fond of seeing animals in cages.
How far is too far for Mass?

How far would you drive for Mass?

I don't know if anyone has ever done a study of such a pedestrian topic, but it is a question that will become increasingly relevant.

How far would you drive for Mass?

I don't know if anyone has ever done a study of such a pedestrian topic, but it is a question that will become increasingly relevant.

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