Mission to African Americans in the South, helped by St. Katharine Drexel, has become a vital part of Atlanta's culture.
Richard Telnack was shocked when he got on a bus in Georgia. It helped him to decide to become a Trappist in the South.
Almost a decade before he died, King shared his "vocation story." His response to God's call shows what entering a vocation can look like.
This friendship saved the future of a religious order doing vital work, and it can inspire us to seek holiness alongside our friends and loved ones.
Beyond the three vows of Chastity, Poverty and Obedience, she took a fourth vow of Service to the “Indian and Black Races.”
Archbishop Gabriele Caccia's words focused on the evil of racism and racial discrimination and why we cannot allow them to flourish.
When he strove throughout his presidency to bring about an end to slavery, did he think of his friends, Jameson Jenkins and Jane Pelham?
Prayer, fasting, and listening well—these are the keys to bringing together a divided Church into the unity of Christ.
It’s so encouraging to see the progress being made in fighting for the lives of vulnerable babies.
The author refused to publish 'The Hobbit' in Germany until 1957.
Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre heads committee that issued U.S. Bishops' statement on racism.
From the defeat of a nation, a valuable lesson is learned.
Claver treated everyone with equal dignity, favoring action over words.
The monastery was established during segregation -- in Alabama. Since 1944, cloistered sisters, black and white, have lived and prayed side by side.
Anger, in itself, is not a bad thing. However, it needs to be governed.
Trinity Sunday marks the beginning of a new initiative to prayerfully unite Christians against racial injustice.
Neither peace nor justice can exist without the other. Cultivating empathy is the work that will lead to a harvest of both.
