Families

Wyoming family honored for multicultural outreach, selfless commitment
- Aug 16, 2020
Jaime Morales grew up in Mexico. Today, he lives in Wyoming, and has been a Knight of Columbus for more than 15 years. Whether by helping with fundraisers or building a pregnancy resource center, he has committed himself to serving others.

By Andrew Fowler, CNS
Families can face ‘pressure cooker environment’ during lockdown, Catholic agency says
- May 18, 2020
As Ireland went into lockdown, many families struggled to deal with their problems, both new and long-simmering.

By Charles Collins
Mercy Sunday calls families to live the Lord’s way of love
- Apr 19, 2020
It’s only in the context of the life – and sacred activity – of the Christian community, therefore, that the summons to seek, receive, and bestow mercy can be fully understood.

By Father Jeffrey F. Kirby

Pro-life couple in Germany aims to be the Catholic Greta Thunberg
- Sep 1, 2019
Inspired by teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg and her “Fridays for Future” protests, a young couple in Germany is launching a “Sundays for Life” campaign, inviting everyone to take to the streets every Sunday for about 30 minutes on behalf of unborn children and their mothers.

By Elise Harris
In fast-changing era, Pope urges youth not to forget their roots
- Jun 1, 2019
“Do not forget your mother and your grandmother, and the simple but robust faith that gave them the strength and tenacity to keep going and not to give up,” the pope told young people and families greeting him before the Palace of Culture on Romania’s Children’s Day June 1.

By Claire Giangravè
Pope calls first martyr a model of trust, forgiveness for modern-day families
- Dec 26, 2018
In his Angelus address on the feast of the Church’s first martyr, Pope Francis extolled him as a model of trust and forgiveness for modern-day families.

By Elise Harris