We are ‘A World at Prayer’

March 11, 2025 at 11:42 a.m.


The cover of The Monitor’s March issue tells a story we all can understand.  A universal call to prayer for Pope Francis as he continues to be treated for pneumonia and other serious health issues has moved the hearts of the faithful and people of good will around the world. We bring you SPECIAL COVERAGE on the Holy Father’s health crisis and how it has impacted the Church and the faith.

Other important content you will not want to miss:

  • Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M., writes about the gift of family life  and the importance of forgiveness.
  • SPECIAL REPORTS on Ukraine in light of a falling out with the U.S. government, and the Church’s efforts to continue to support those in need around the world in spite of devastating withdrawals of federal funding.
  • With LENT underway, we bring you coverage of Ash Wednesday, parish Lenten programs and the annual message from Pope Francis.

The March issue also includes:

  • WE BELIEVE . . . Full coverage of annual Catholic Men for Jesus Christ Conference; Diocese brings young adults together for reflection on beauty, art and love; Jubilee Year pilgrimages deepen pilgrims’ faith
  • PEOPLE . . . Deacon candidates reach a milestone; Living the Gospel section spotlights efforts to help others; Princeton parishioner and media producer takes on faith-based subjects; Congressman Chris Smith honored with laity award
  • BEREAVEMENT . . .  How to help a grieving friend; the ministry of cemetery upkeep
  • COLUMNS  . . .  Readers’ Corner focus on ‘Arming Ourselves with the Truth’; Father Koch’s Scripture reflections; Mary Morrell asks, “Is peace missing in our hearts”; Managing Faith and Sports; Question Corner and more

The March print edition has been sent to the mailboxes and inboxes of our subscribers. Not yet a subscriber? Sign up today safely and conveniently by clicking HERE or writing to [email protected].  Or call our Business Desk at (609) 403-7169 for assistance.

As we make our way through this penitential season, may we also continue to lift our voices in prayer for our Holy Father’s full recovery.  God bless you all.


Rayanne Bennett
Associate Publisher

And The Monitor team



Related Stories

The cover of The Monitor’s March issue tells a story we all can understand.  A universal call to prayer for Pope Francis as he continues to be treated for pneumonia and other serious health issues has moved the hearts of the faithful and people of good will around the world. We bring you SPECIAL COVERAGE on the Holy Father’s health crisis and how it has impacted the Church and the faith.

Other important content you will not want to miss:

  • Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M., writes about the gift of family life  and the importance of forgiveness.
  • SPECIAL REPORTS on Ukraine in light of a falling out with the U.S. government, and the Church’s efforts to continue to support those in need around the world in spite of devastating withdrawals of federal funding.
  • With LENT underway, we bring you coverage of Ash Wednesday, parish Lenten programs and the annual message from Pope Francis.

The March issue also includes:

  • WE BELIEVE . . . Full coverage of annual Catholic Men for Jesus Christ Conference; Diocese brings young adults together for reflection on beauty, art and love; Jubilee Year pilgrimages deepen pilgrims’ faith
  • PEOPLE . . . Deacon candidates reach a milestone; Living the Gospel section spotlights efforts to help others; Princeton parishioner and media producer takes on faith-based subjects; Congressman Chris Smith honored with laity award
  • BEREAVEMENT . . .  How to help a grieving friend; the ministry of cemetery upkeep
  • COLUMNS  . . .  Readers’ Corner focus on ‘Arming Ourselves with the Truth’; Father Koch’s Scripture reflections; Mary Morrell asks, “Is peace missing in our hearts”; Managing Faith and Sports; Question Corner and more

The March print edition has been sent to the mailboxes and inboxes of our subscribers. Not yet a subscriber? Sign up today safely and conveniently by clicking HERE or writing to [email protected].  Or call our Business Desk at (609) 403-7169 for assistance.

As we make our way through this penitential season, may we also continue to lift our voices in prayer for our Holy Father’s full recovery.  God bless you all.


Rayanne Bennett
Associate Publisher

And The Monitor team


Have a news tip? Email [email protected] or Call/Text 360-922-3092

e-Edition


e-edition

Sign up


for our email newsletters

Weekly Top Stories

Sign up to get our top stories delivered to your inbox every Sunday

Daily Updates & Breaking News Alerts

Sign up to get our daily updates and breaking news alerts delivered to your inbox daily

Latest Stories


Family: Cherishing one of God’s first gifts
Family. I grew up watching shows like Father Knows Best, Leave it...

Church leaders condemn killings, urge prayers amid horrific Syria violence
Syria's top Christian leaders have condemned...

4 in 5 USAID projects now canceled, with State Department overseeing the rest
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said March 10 ...

Amid aid cuts, US bishop urges Catholics to heed 'very urgent' CRS collection
Amid the Trump administration's sweeping cuts to...

Pope out of danger but to remain in hospital
Pope Francis is no longer considered in imminent danger...


The Evangelist, 40 North Main Ave., Albany, NY, 12203-1422 | PHONE: 518-453-6688| FAX: 518-453-8448
© 2025 Trenton Monitor, All Rights Reserved.