November is Black Catholic History Month
November is Black Catholic History Month, a time to honor the contributions of Black Catholics to the Roman Catholic tradition. Established in 1990, this observance affirms the richness of diversity within the Church and invites us to recognize the many gifts and talents that Black Catholics bring to the universal Church.
A new webpage highlights the Saintly Seven, the seven African American candidates on the path toward sainthood. Learn about their inspiring lives and download new prayer cards created for each of them.
In addition, Bishop Joseph Perry, chairman of the Ad Hoc Committee Against Racism, has shared a new reflection on Dilexi Te and the ongoing call for racial justice.