This semi-monthly radio program focuses on crucial social justice issues from a spiritual perspective.

St. Elizabeth, Chicago's oldest African-American parish and second oldest church, supports the city's economically disenfranchised through its Mobile Food Pantry every second Thursday of the month.

Fr. Thomas Umbras, SVD, will lead participants in reflections on the death and resurrection of Christ and how this mystery can inform our spiritual lives.

This semi-monthly radio program focuses on crucial social justice issues from a spiritual perspective.

The Weyland Gallery of Divine Word College presents "Faces of Faith: Portraits of Religious Survivors of Russian Communism" from March 19 to April 17.

This semi-monthly radio program focuses on crucial social justice issues from a spiritual perspective.

Meet Sisters of St. Joseph Margaret Nacke and Mary Savoie, directors of the documentary "Interrupted Lives: Catholic Sisters under European Communism" at a reception at the Divine Word College Weyland Gallery.

This weekend retreat for men begins at 5 p.m. on Friday and ends at 1 p.m. on Sunday. Double room occupancy costs $180 per person. Single rooms are $235. A $50 deposit is required in order to register. Registrations should be received by Friday, March 16.