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The poignant ceremony demonstrates the value of each and every life.
I believe that Our Lord is asking for victims who are willing to suffer much in reparation for sins, especially those of priests.
His son and grandchildren were there for his ordination.
His own struggle with compulsive eating inspired him to help others.
You don't have to be perfect to accomplish great things.
"Traditor" priests had to be dealt with centuries ago; the Church's understanding of what their sin had done and couldn't do is consolation even today.
Cardinal Parolin reflects that sometimes asking the question is more important than finding an answer
And ask God for strength to remain faithful to their vows.
From discernment to ordination, vetting of seminarians is an ongoing process.
At the crossroads of religion and pop culture, this priest takes to heart being in but not of the world.
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