Cheryl Wittenauer

Journalist Cheryl Wittenauer is based in St. Louis.

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interfaith prayer service St. Louis Sept. 19

After Stockley verdict, Catholics asked to step up to "St. Louis' Selma"

Organized religion reasserts its role to help facilitate healing in the St. Louis metropolitan area, following demonstrations about the acquittal of a white former police officer in the murder of Anthony Lamar Smith.

St. Louis' Catholics push for peace, in city roiled again by race

Story updated: Archbishop Robert Carlson led an interfaith prayer service Sept. 19 in St. Louis, a city on edge from the acquittal of a white police officer charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of a black man in 2011.

Catholic outreach widens at Louisiana prison

Louisiana prison's hospice program eases the dying

New missal challenge not wholly unaccepted at St. Louis basilica

Group offers petitions, protest letters to Catholics unhappy with translation

Sr. Mary Whited told Vatican, 'We are faithful'

'Young' Benedictines meet for historic gathering

New form of religious life offers laity a Benedictine pathway

As Apostolic Visitation wraps up, congregations feel 'power of our sisterhood'

St. Stanislaus Kostka Church's future in judge's hands

Pilgrims celebrate lives of US churchwomen

'The women won't let us go'

Delegations visit El Salvador; Commemorations planned

LCWR leaders meet with Midwest bishops

Pastors recount parishionersí pain, faith

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