obituaries BlogCommentaryOpen Window Treats for a Sunday, toy trains, and other pandemic fun (7 Quick Takes) Rita Buettner Mar 5, 2021 4 min read ~1~ Did we give up desserts for Lent? Maybe? Probably? But Sundays are Sundays. So, this past Sunday I was thinking of making homemade apple pie. Then I thought of Rice Krispie treats—so much easier and faster to make. They were even more popular than the pie would have been, and they took hardly any […] CommentaryWit & Wisdom Ruling the heart Father Joseph Breighner Mar 5, 2021 3 min read The struggle for power and domination has gone on for centuries, but women save the world by ruling the heart. And in so doing, they will save the world. FeatureNewsPope Francis in IraqVaticanWorld News Pope: Honor martyrs by remaining faithful, working for a better Iraq Cindy Wooden Mar 5, 2021 5 min read Visiting a Baghdad cathedral “hallowed by the blood of our brothers and sisters” murdered in a terrorist attack that shook the world, Pope Francis said their sacrifice must motivate faith and a commitment to working for the common good. Local NewsNewsObituaries Sister Frances McCabe, CBS, ministered in nursing, dies at 83 Catholic Review Staff Mar 5, 2021 2 min read Sister Frances McCabe, who ministered in nursing, died March 2 of natural causes at age 83 at her home in Marian Hall, the retirement home for the Sisters of Bon Secours, USA, in Marriottsville. FeatureNewsPope Francis in IraqVaticanWorld News Pope arrives in Iraq, promoting peace, tolerance, equality Cindy Wooden Mar 5, 2021 5 min read To consolidate peace and ensure progress, the government and people of Iraq must never treat anyone as a second-class citizen and must work each day to promote harmony, Pope Francis said. Previous 1 … 2379 2380 2381 … 3140 Next