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Mercy finds a home
Statue from Chicago now graces a wounded Rwanda parish
An 18-foot bronze statue of the Divine Mercy Jesus that once toured Chicago parishes has a new home in Rwanda, the African nation still reeling from a horrible genocide.
Cardinal George
Christmas: God participates in the human family
Over the last few months, I’ve written about the various ways we participate in the life of the Church; but we can participate in the Church only because God participates in the human family.
Cardinal George's Column Archive for 2004
Observations - by Tom Sheridan
A ‘different’ nativity
Just like the song says, it’s Christmastime in the city. OK, so in our current culture it’s more likely to be called “holiday time,” and you have to look closely between the decorations which celebrate Snoopy, Mickey Mouse, Frosty and the Grinch to find something which really reflects the season. >
The Interview
Santa: the antidote to anti- Christmas forces
The Catholic New World catches up with Santa Claus for an exclusive interview before Christmas. >
They try harder at Ascension-St. Susanna. >
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