Your Stories
Help Your Children Face the Uncertainties of the New School Year
When I was a little girl, a new school year came with some guarantees: a new dress, new shoes, new pencils and some excited sleepless nights.
St. Thomas More Rocketry Ignites Curiosity About Aerospace Engineering
5, 4, 3, 2, 1, we have liftoff!
A Brief History of Deaconesses
During Holy Week, Pope Francis appointed Dr. Catherine Brown Tkacz to his new commission for the study of women and the diaconate.
St. Patrick Pasco and the Guatemala Mission
Imagine making 36 trips to the Guatemala mission in 18 years, working while there and paying your own expenses for each trip!
Nuestra Iglesia Local en estos Tiempos de la Pandemia
Your Life
Mafalda and Bernard Levernier: A Blessed life
When I met with Bernie and Mafalda two years ago to discuss how they might like to consider the diocese and the Catholic Foundation beyond their lifetime, they shared with me a deep love of the Church.
A Moving Miracle
A van was not their only need, but it was the largest, and they came to PREPARES for help.
Annual Chrism Mass Celebrated in June
On June 16, Bishop Thomas Daly celebrated the chrism Mass with a small congregation and only a few priests, all seated six feet apart.
Our Parenting Styles Are Really Different
My wife and I have dramatically different parenting styles, which we didn’t realize before the kids were about four.
Korean Martyrs Kept the Faith Alive
Your Faith
Take a Knee
Colin Kaepernick, “Kap,” first appeared on my football radar during the 2012 NFL season when he took over the San Francisco 49ers’ QB job.
Saint Jerome (c. 347–420)
Considered the most learned of the Church Fathers, Saint Jerome is a doctor of the Church.
The Year of the Eucharist
Peace be with you. During the momentous events of these past months, I have prayed for you each day.
REVEREND CHARLES D. SKOK, S.T.D.
God, our heavenly Father, embraced another good and faithful priest-servant with eternal life the evening of Friday, July 3.
