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Podcast: In 2026, is it finally time for Black Christians to unite?

In a world often divided by religious differences, the call for unity among Christians is more pressing than ever. In the latest episode of the Black Catholic Messenger show, a diverse panel of Black Christian leaders explores the significance of ecumenism, particularly w...


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Cristo Rey Charleston High School breaks ground in South Carolina

A groundbreaking ceremony for Cristo Rey Charleston High School was held this month at the historic Old Chicora Elementary site in North Charleston, marking a new phase in the efforts to bring the successful Catholic school model to the Palmetto State....


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Black Catholics must be prophets of resistance in the current American crisis.

A careful reading of the Old Testament reveals a common theme. The thread running through the Hebrew scriptures is the waywardness of God’s people, and God’s continued pleading with them to return to the source of life. God often used prophets to speak difficult truths to the people, criticizing their failures and highlighting how they resulted in oppression, violence and inj...


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Renée Good deserved better. So did Samuel DuBose.

On Jan. 7, Renée Nicole Good dropped her six-year old son off at his Minneapolis school for the last time. She brought him some stuffed play animals as a present, but did not live to deliver them.

In the aftermath of her


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A structure of sin: How EWTN fuels a distorted view of Catholic teaching

There was a time when EWTN was a regular feature in my life. 

My grandmother prayed her nightly Rosary alongside the network’s nightly broadcast, which meant that the TV was hers from roughly 8 to 9pm every night. Even now, the cadence with which I pray my own rosary is heavily influenced by that nightly broadcast, as is my tendency to say “amongst women” rather th...


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