Natalie Hoefer

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Baptistry mosaics and brass works by artist Peter Recker are seen at St. Rita Catholic Church in Indianapolis March 6. St. Rita is one of 16 Christian churches to receive a grant from the National Fund for Sacred Places. (OSV News/Courtesy of National Fund for Sacred Places/Caleb Legg)

Indianapolis Black Catholic parish recognized for historical, cultural impact

St. Rita's unique contributions start with its founding in 1919 as the first designated Black Catholic parish in Indiana. "Nationally recognized architectural and artistic significance" can now be added to the list.

Indiana abortion ban temporarily blocked as court challenge moves forward

A judge issued a preliminary injunction Sept. 22 on a new Indiana abortion law that gives legal protection to most unborn babies.

Indianapolis churches hold solidarity service after Myanmar coup

In support of the city's Burmese population following the military coup in Myanmar, three Catholic churches hosted a prayer service Feb. 11 at Roncalli High School in Indianapolis.

Death penalty denounced for ignoring people's capability to be 'redeemed'

On Sept. 24, Providence Sr. Barbara Battista stood across the street from where her spiritual directee died just two days before.

Indiana launches investigation after discovery of aborted fetal remains

The story of 2,246 aborted fetal remains found at the Illinois home of late abortion doctor Ulrich Klopfer continues to unfold, with the new focal point being on neighboring Indiana.

Myanmar bishop sees 'big difference' in refugee community at Indiana parish

The Field Hospital: When Bishop Lucius Hre Kung of Hakha, Myanmar, visited St. Barnabas Parish in Indianapolis two years ago, a mere six families comprised the parish's Hakha Chin Catholic refugee community.

Holy Cross priest presents reflection on immigration issues for bishops

 

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