An annual justice symposium in New Orleans proceeded virtually this year, led by a number of notable names. Issues with optics and logistics, however, also played a role.
The coming weekend brings a slate of Catholic events dedicated to MLK, racial justice, healing, and unity. We've compiled a few notable ones for you here.
The USCCB looks to make good on the Synod on Young People, continuing its dialogue series on January 13th with a session led by indigenous Catholics.
This edition of the #BlackCatholicRoundup includes reflections from Black Catholic leaders, historic donations to and from Black institutions, responses to racism from around the country, and more!
Black Catholics and allies met virtually on Wednesday to share their struggles, triumphs, and tips on how to increase Black authorship that reflects Catholic values.
Black Catholic Messenger is hosting a panel of Black authors, discussing the challenges and opportunities involved in Black authorship, and how the Church intersects with it all.
The nation's only religious order specifically serving African Americans is hosting a virtual retreat for those interested in religious life/priesthood.
The latest edition of the Black Catholic Round-up, a compilation of the best in Black Catholic media from around the web.
Figures from around the world react to Pope Francis' appointment of the Catholic Church's first-ever African-American cardinal, Wilton Daniel Gregory.
Watch the installation of the first-ever African-American cardinal, Wilton Daniel Gregory.
Resources from the Archdiocese of Washington for celebrating the elevation of Cardinal-elect Wilton Gregory, and the upcoming season of Advent.
The largest group on Facebook for Black Catholics hosted a Black Catholic History month event, including trivia, testimonies, and an original litany for Black saints-to-be.
The fourth annual Red Wednesday brings awareness for persecuted Christians, but it cannot be forgotten that this includes Black Catholics.
The second and final public session of the USCCB's first-ever virtual General Assembly covered lofty topics, but left a great many things to be desired.
Day 1 of the first-ever virtual General Assembly of the USCCB covers much ground, but leaves much to be desired.
Announcing the Black Catholic events calendar from the Black Catholic Messenger!
