Bishop Hendricken was blessed and honored to recently welcome grandparents to campus for their 9th annual Grandparents Day. Each year, students are invited to share their Hendricken experience with … more

Bristol Knights of Columbus Council 379 recently donated brand new and colorful winter coats to children in need in the Bristol and Warren area. On hand to accept the coats from Past Grand Knight … more

Modern technology owes an immense debt of gratitude to the Arabic world for the invention of written numbers — 1,2,3,4, etc. Roman numerals — I, V, X, L, C, D, M — simply would not have … more

The readings today announce good news that answers some of our greatest desires. But it is surprising in more ways than one. What we would like is a world justly ordered for the benefit of … more

We’ve all heard the expression, “He’s only human.” Many of us (probably most of us) have used it in casual conversation at some point in the past. It’s very often said when someone makes an … more

“Neglect” is not a word we normally associate with the liturgical season of Advent, but we should! Advent is supposed to be a time of “hope” and “preparation” and “joyful expectation” … more

As clergy, we touch upon very holy realities when we baptize, consecrate the Eucharist, give absolution to sinners, or anoint the sick. These special moments engage divine grace in deep and important … more

El Obispo Thomas J. Tobin,  un veterano de cinco visitas a “ad limina apostolorum” a lo largo de los años para unirse a otros obispos e informar al Vaticano sobre el estado de … more

Christmas is still weeks away, and already we’re exhausted. We’ve heard too much Mariah, endured too much tinsel, watched too many Hallmark specials, been bombarded with too many ads for … more

When we pray Christianity’s most important single prayer – The Our Father — do we really attempt to understand and meditate upon the challenge of its words — especially “thy kingdom … more