The Clarion Herald on July 2 earned third place from the Catholic Press Association of the United States and Canada for general excellence among weekly diocesan Catholic newspapers in the highest circulation category – as well as 14 other national awards.

This is what David can teach the faithful today, he said: to always speak with God, no matter the circumstances or one’s state of being, because everyone’s life is often marked by contradiction and inconsistencies. 

If we as a society are to move forward from systemic racism, racial bias and racial inequality, then we must first change the perception that some whites have of African-American people, specifically African-American males.

I appreciate Peter Finney, Jr.’s straightforward coverage of Corpus Christi, in which the archbishop mentioned racism and left us with words of hope depending on our involvement.

How long can a people be held in a government that represents political, social and religious views opposite to the views of the captive people? 

St. Augustine High School received a $1.5 million windfall, electronically wired to the school from a foundation established by the co-founder of Twitter, with virtually no paperwork involved.