Those who understand the signs of the times are increasingly jarred by the hollowing out of the American middle class. The variance between owner and worker in today’s industries is greater than even Gilded Age barons; the increasing costs of education, health care, housing, and food are hampering the building of fruitful and faithful families in our land. The voices that tempt our citizens toward despair and violence are being accepted as alternatives to this present crisis, for it seems that representative government can only appear to be hopelessly corrupt with self-interest on every side, in every party, leaving a faithful Catholic confused as to ways to live out an authentic Catholic faith.  The deluge of social media only impersonates our sense of connection and happiness.

NEW YORK. “The afterlife is so random,” observes a character in the horror-comedy sequel “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” (PG-13, Warner Bros.). If the disorganized structure of returning director Tim Burton’s follow-up to the Reagan-era film that first made his reputation as a conjurer of Gothic atmosphere is anything to go by, it must be arbitrary indeed.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Robert “Bob” Moyers, a longtime Corpus Christi parishioner and local attorney, died Sept. 6 at his home in Colorado Springs. Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated  Sept. 18 at Corpus Christi Church, followed by burial at Eastonville Cemetery. 

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Bishop Golka's Reflection on the Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time

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Bishop Golka's Reflection on the Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time