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US bishops' meeting shows united front on mission but no clear synod action plan - Georgia Bulletin - Vimarsana News

US bishops' meeting shows united front on mission but no clear synod action plan - Georgia Bulletin

For two days, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops met in plenary assembly in Baltimore advancing key issues related to liturgy, living out the faith, in ...

How Synod on Synodality can realize pope's vision for church - Vimarsana News

How Synod on Synodality can realize pope's vision for church

Coptic Catholic Patriarch reminds participants that 'the guiding thread of this synod' must be the 'centrality of Christ'

Alumni Pen New Book on Marriage and Family - Vimarsana News

Alumni Pen New Book on Marriage and Family

Titled "The Road to Family Missionary Discipleship," the new book offers a framework for family-based evangelization and discipleship.

Experts unpack Vatican 'catechumenate for marriage' - Vimarsana News

Experts unpack Vatican 'catechumenate for marriage'

Catholic sacramental marriages have plummeted 69 percent in the US from 1970 to 2021, according to data from the Apostolate

Mother Lange witnessed to Christ uplifting Black women and girls amid slaveholding Maryland - Vimarsana News

Mother Lange witnessed to Christ uplifting Black women and girls amid slaveholding Maryland

(OSV News) -- Little is known about the early life of Mother Mary Elizabeth Lange, whom Pope Francis declared 'venerable' June 22. However, it is possible she may become one of the United States' first Black Catholic saints. Likely of what today is Haitian ethnicity, Mother Lange -- born Elizabeth Clarisse Lange -- emigrated from Cuba shortly after the War of 1812 and made her way to Baltimore, where she ran a school for African-American children in her home. Sulpician Father James Joubert had