Bishop John Stowe

‘The Church after 2020’ must confront racial justice, promote ongoing conversion
- Aug 4, 2020
Kickstarting a series on “The Church after 2020,” three Catholic leaders in the United States stressed the need for ongoing conversion on racial justice and assessed the Church’s pro-life commitments as the presidential election draws near.

By Nick Mayrand
Nuclear era that began in 1945 poses moral questions for the 21st century
- Jul 15, 2020
Nuclear disarmament advocates are becoming increasingly concerned that despite significant reductions in nuclear arsenals by the United States and Russia, a new arms race threatens to upend the progress made over the last half-century.

By Dennis Sadowski
From behind the camera lens, bishops adapt to ‘virtual’ dioceses
- May 11, 2020
In mid-March, bishops worldwide were forced to change the way they operated their dioceses practically overnight as civil authorities put in place restrictions to limit the spread of the coronavirus.

By Rhina Guidos

In Appalachia and Silicon Valley, bishops see good and stark in the pandemic
- May 10, 2020
With a lot of physical ground to cover, a priority for Lexington Bishop John E. Stowe is to get out of the office to visit those in his diocese who live in the more remote parts of Central and Eastern Kentucky.

By Rhina Guidos
Catholic leaders join grassroots campaign to help migrants during COVID-19 crisis
- Apr 17, 2020
Leading Catholic organizations and individuals have released a list priorities for protecting migrants during the pandemic.

By Christopher White
Coronavirus leads to Mass suspension in Seattle, dispensation in Kentucky
- Mar 13, 2020
The Archdiocese of Seattle became the first in the country to announce March 11 the temporary suspension of all public Masses to help prevent the spread of coronavirus.

By Rhina Guidos