Jessica Rinaudo is the Editorial Director at The Catholic Telegraph. She focuses on themes of religion and spirituality, exploring topics such as Christianity, holidays, and cultural reflections like Christmas and In Memoriam pieces, with a particular interest in Hungary. Jessica's work is featured in The Catholic Telegraph.
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The theme of this issue of The Catholic Telegraph is “Care for Creation.” For this column, however, I'm changing the preposition and writing
Brent and Beth Schulze knew they wanted to raise their family on a farm, discussing their dream even when they were just dating.
Cincinnati Reds' pitcher, Brent Suter, drew great fanfare when he returned to his hometown after playing for the Milwaukee Brewers and Colorado Rockies.
I was blessed in July with the opportunity to attend the National Eucharistic Congress (NEC) in Indianapolis. When scrolling through available talks, I gravitated to a series on “Renewal”—sessions directed toward those who work for the Church. While I certainly expected the wonderful advice that was shared about taking time ...
Many themes emerge throughout the month of October in the life of the Church. It is Respect Life Month, so we pause to pray more intentionally in
I did not grow up Catholic, and living in the Bible Belt meant Catholicism was a bit of an anomaly. I'll never forget the words of my former bishop, Most Rev.
The Legionaries of Christ are more than a community of priests—they are a living testimony to God's love at work in the world.
Worship is best when done together—together with our Lord in the Eucharist and together with each other as the people of God.
As we prepared the 2025 themes for The Catholic Telegraph magazine, I looked at the monthly Jubilee Year celebrations happening in Rome during the coming year.
Gathered with His disciples around a table the evening before He would lay down His life for our salvation, Jesus said to Thomas, “I am the way and the truth and the life.
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