John Carroll was named the first bishop of the United States by Pope Pius VI in 1789. In 1791, he wrote a prayer for government to be said throughout the Diocese of Baltimore, which at the time encompassed the entire United States.
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Don’t miss Scott Hahn at Kellenberg Memorial High School’s Catholic Voices for the New Evangelization. Dr. Hahn will be one of the event’s keynote speakers, along with Jennifer Fulwiler, host of The Jennifer Fulwiler Show, bestselling author, speaker, and mother of six.
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God is not a Sadistic Poker Player. Yet this is the image that many young people unknowingly have of Him. He holds the cards of our lives in His hands. He knows the secret to our best life and true happiness, but He won’t tell. We don’t even know if He’s holding a good hand or a bad hand. Worse yet, He might be bluffing.
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There are two wonderful and lasting legacies of which the Catholic Church need not be ashamed; indeed, she may trumpet them full-throatedly before the world. So surpassing is their value, so indefectible her possession of them, that neither folly nor wickedness can ever deprive her of their use.
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