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Calls for compassion after vandalism at cathedral, downtown church

Beloved Little Ones ministry supports families experiencing pregnancy loss

Summertime barbecues, camping and ‘Theology Uncorked’ keep Catholics connected to their faith

New RV is coming to welcome center for newly released immigrants

State’s bishops call for immigration reform that honors human dignity, secures borders

Calls for compassion after vandalism at cathedral, downtown church

SEATTLE – After a beloved statue of Mary was vandalized at St. James Cathedral, the shrine of the Blessed Virgin Mary has reopened with another statue temporarily in the place of honor.

Beloved Little Ones ministry supports families experiencing pregnancy loss
TACOMA – Almost 18 years ago, Jeannette and Bill Dorner lost a child when Jeannette went into premature labor.
Summertime barbecues, camping and ‘Theology Uncorked’ keep Catholics connected to their faith
SHORELINE – Discussing faith at a barbecue or talking theology over a glass of wine are some of the inspired ways parishes are keeping parishioners engaged this summer.

Immigration policies cause anxiety, trauma for our Latino neighbors

I bet you didn’t know that on any given day of the week you will find Latino families in South King County, gathering in one of our thrift stores to be educated, counseled and protected from a very cold world. Centro Rendu was born out of love for our immigrant Latino communities that suffer from...

Ned Delmore

Seeing abortion
We stand at a pivotal point in the great moral debate over abortion in our country — not because new arguments have emerged, but rather because laws so breathtaking in their barbarism have been passed, and a film so visceral in its presentation of the reality of abortion has found a wide audience. As John Henry Newman reminded us, assent…
Giving joyful witness: How the Holy Spirit stirs the restless
When Pope Francis talks about evangelization, his poster child may well be an immigrant in North Dakota.

The Eucharist - a mystery of light

Half of adult Catholics are unaware of the church’s teaching that the eucharistic bread and wine become the body and blood of Christ.

Queen of the May
"O Mary! We crown thee with blossoms today.” Many are familiar with this 19th-century Marian hymn traditionally used during May crownings.
A Sunday meal to build Christian community
Dinner together as a family was a given growing up. It was a part of our daily routine, a time when our parents would check in with us and we would see one another. As an adult, I appreciate this routine as having been a foundation to my desire for, and expectations and practice of…