Christ sends us out as His disciples to be people of dignity, respect, justice and peace. Archbishop George J. Lucas said police officers and firefighters exemplify that call and thanked God for the first responders at the annual Blue Mass.

Archdiocese pilgrims soaked in sacred liturgies; inspiring talks; uplifting music; a grand procession through the streets of downtown Indianapolis; and encounters with hundreds of priests, religious brothers and sisters, and fellow pilgrims – with the entire focus on our Eucharistic Lord!

The Archdiocese of Omaha's newest priests, Father Zachary Eischeid and Father Matthew Pohlman, were ordained on June 1 at St. Cecilia Cathedral in Omaha. Dozens of priests, deacons, seminarians and hundreds of family members, friends and supporters attended the Ordination Mass. Please enjoy the […]

Seminarians Logan Hepp, Will Targy and Brian Hula were ordained transitional deacons May 24 at St. Cecilia Cathedral in Omaha. The ordination moves them a step closer toward the priesthood.

An estimated 3,000 to 4,000 people demonstrated in the Jan. 27 Nebraska Walk for Life, organized by Nebraska Right to Life.

The Confradia del Santo Niño de Cebú Chapter of Omaha has been honoring the Child Jesus for 44 years, bringing to the archdiocese a more than 500-year devotion from the Philippines.

Separated from her parents and most of her family, Kim Anh Nguyen tried to comfort her four little nieces and nephews snuggled next to her on a small fishing boat.

Nearly 1,000 people gathered at St. Cecilia Cathedral in Omaha on Dec. 18 to pray for and mourn the Rev. Stephen J. Gutgsell, who was killed during a Dec. 10 break-in at the St. John the Baptist rectory in Fort Calhoun.

Five high school cross country runners and one high school coach shared with the Catholic Voice what long-distance running has taught them.

First responders carry a message of God – a message of peace, competence and care – when they rush out to help people, Archbishop George J. Lucas said at the annual Blue Mass on Oct. 5, held this year at St. Patrick Church in Elkhorn.

At a Gross Catholic High School cheerleading clinic, Ukrainian refugee Katya Kohut, 5, met the young women who would become like big sisters to her.