Catholic News & Perspective

June 2022

Jun 29

Why I’m worried robots are replacing real relationships

By: Ava Lalor A few weeks ago, I came across an ad while watching a video on YouTube. While I usually skip ads, something about this one caught my attention, and I quickly shared it with a few friends to see if my reaction to the product was the same as theirs. It was, and we were all a bit worried. Let me set the stage for the ad. Two parents...
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Jun 27

The Church has good news to tell

By: Msgr. Owen F. Campion Hard to believe. It has been 20 years, an entire generation, since the American Catholic bishops met in Dallas, trying to cope with the explosive, then recent, revelation, previously discounted, concealed and denied, of sexual abuse of youth by priests, bishops and other Church personnel....
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Jun 24

Opening the Word: A loving sacrifice inspired by the Gospel

By: Catherine Cavadini The lives of the saints and Scripture go together. Ever since Scripture was written, the lives of the people who lived according to the Scriptures have also been written down, and they have then been read as a way of understanding Scripture more deeply. The readings for this Sunday remind me of an episode from the life of...
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Jun 22

The success of the National Eucharistic Revival depends on each one of us

By: Our Sunday Visitor Editorial Board A year and a half after the USCCB voted to proceed with a National Eucharistic Revival, this weekend — the feast of Corpus Christi, observed — marks the official launch. Proposed to address the dispiriting results of a Pew Research Study that found that even a significant number of Catholics in...
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