Peter Daly

Peter Daly is a retired priest of the Archdiocese of Washington. He served at various parish assignments for more than 30 years and continues to help in parishes. He is also a lawyer and who has worked with Catholic Charities on immigration. For more than 25 years he wrote a bi-weekly a column for Catholic News Service. He writes about living the faith while trying to be open to the world around us.

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A stroke reminds me of my many blessings

To understand Ukraine better, think about Ireland

A taxi ride in Ukraine delivers a lesson on horror of war

In Ukraine, life during wartime takes a spiritual toll

'Bearing witness' to the suffering of the Ukrainian people

No one who seeks a blessing is outside the circle of God's love

Synodal process has already changed the spirit of one West Virginia parish

Is the war in Ukraine a just war?

Polish church's response to Ukrainian refugees should make all Catholics proud

'My life has purpose': Virginia family finds new meaning adopting Ukrainian children

Caring for José Luis: A priest learns that love is love

Thank God for Pope Francis: Now, if only our culture war bishops would listen to him.

Hurricane Katrina brought out the best in us

Priests' group objects to 'camouflaged' use of Eucharist as a weapon

Why this priest decided to unplug

What happened at the Capitol was not civil disobedience

McCarrick report shows former cardinal's character: ambitious, brazen, untouchable

Honoring Barr this year, National Catholic Prayer Breakfast is so clearly a political event

I'm done with the Knights of Columbus

My 'death box' has both practical and spiritual purpose

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