Catholic

Giving something up isn't as important during Lent as these 5 things you could be doing instead.

For almost a year El Paso Catholics have not been able to bury their loved ones the way they have wanted to. That is beginning to change.

For the faithful who cannot attend church this year, a couple of apps are available to observe Ash Wednesday virtually and safely.

What is up with all the bunnies and eggs? How do they figure into resurrection of Christ? Mostly, it's about pagans.

Yes you can get ashes in church next week but with some changes because of COVID-19.

You have two weeks to party your face off, but follow COVID protocols, before you have to fast and give something up for Lent.

If we don't support our parishes financially there might not be a parish to come back to.

With the Christmas Star being visible Monday night for the first time in about 800 years, it’s only natural that thoughts will drift to a certain couple that just so happened to be expecting a very special baby some 2,000 or so years ago.

What a great thing to offer parishioners. Father Doughtery and the All Saints Church should be applauded for this service to their community.

Daily Mass, yes. Sunday Mass, no. Find out what other guidelines will have to be followed.

I want to get back to Sunday Mass, but we know so little about the transmission of COVID-19 that any precautions to keep each other safe need to be taken.

This is the day of the Last Supper but it is also the day that Christ washed the feet of His disciples. Why did he do that?