Jack Figge is a freelance journalist at various publications covering the Catholic Church. His work focuses on religion and spirituality, exploring themes related to Christianity, religious practices, and church administration, while also delving into culture and education. Jack's insights have been featured in numerous outlets, including the Arkansas Catholic Newspaper, Washington Examiner, and National Catholic Register.
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Jack Figge's articles predominantly focus on culture & society, family & relationships, and government & politics. His coverage includes topics related to the Catholic Church and pro-life issues.
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“Roughly 85% of all of our funding comes from outside the diocese.”
Getting to St. Jude Catholic Church on Little Diomede – a small Alaskan island in the Bering Strait – is no easy feat.
"It is a beautiful way to spend Holy Thursday evening, where we are in the garden with Jesus."
Tears trickled down a deli owner's cheeks the day Eddie Cotter Jr. left town.
Plans for a new Royals stadium in Kansas City, Missouri. Two days before an MLB team unveiled plans for a new stadium, the team's owner called the local bishop.
“I’m so excited to go to Mass every week and receive the Eucharist.”
By: Jack Figge
One year ago, Joe Kuebler decided he wanted to start taking dating seriously.
By: Jack Figge
Marian University in Indianapolis. Courtesy photo. Whatever else they're thinking about, every college president in the U.S. has one common concern right now — the coming demographic cliff.
The new patriarch of the Chaldean Catholic Church reflected last week on the power of faith amid fear during the homily at his installation Mass
When Father Richard Rocha quit coaching high school football to enter seminary, he thought he would be stepping away from athletics for good.
