
Bishop Column: Return to Me with your whole heart
If you have traveled through any major airport, you are likely familiar with “people movers” that expedite one’s movement.

If you have traveled through any major airport, you are likely familiar with “people movers” that expedite one’s movement.

This song title by the group Chicago invites us to reflect on time. It is appropriate for the 40

The United States Catholic Conference of Bishops (USCCB) describes Catholic social teaching as “a rich treasure of wisdom about

Dr. Chrisanne Gordon, then a Columbus-area rehabilitation physician, one day in November of 1996 experienced a traumatic brain injury—“that

As the Jubilee of Hope comes to a close and we enter this month of thankfulness, it is easy

A vocation is far richer than a career choice or résumé line. The word itself comes from the Latin vocare, meaning “to call.” And the question at the heart of a vocation is not simply, “What do I want to do with my life?” but rather, “What is God calling me to become?”

I’ve said it before, but I’ll say it again: We Catholics are great at celebrating. Our annual celebrations have

“Back to School!” is not just meant for school students, but for every Christian disciple.

It is so easy to assume that each of us already knows all about hope and understands what part hope plays in our lives, but that might not be the case. The Jubilee will carry much more weight for Catholics if we all understand hope better.
