Month: December 2006

Year-end Review 2006

JANUARY 2006 The Vatican Congregation for Evangelisation reveals that 27 Catholic missionaries were killed in 2005. In his first encyclical, […]

By Toni Rowland / December 28, 2006

What a note on which to end one year and begin another. It is all a question of perception of

By Editor / December 27, 2006

In 2006, the world was spared the astonishing series of natural disasters and terrorist attacks that shook us in the

By Editor / December 20, 2006

GUEST CHRISTMAS EDITORIAL BY PROFESSOR PETER HUNTER – Christmas means different things to different people. For the young children of families

By admin / December 20, 2006

A reflection by Professor Peter Hunter Christmas means different things to different people. For the young children of families who

By admin / December 20, 2006

On Christmas Day we celebrate the fact that the Word became flesh. Or, to use a profound phrase of Benedict

Is abortion the moral equivalent of murder, even if not the legal equivalent, because of our pro-abortion legislation? If so,

By Editor / December 13, 2006

Commenting on a recent �Santa Claus Parade� in his English hometown, an Internet blogger remarked on the succession of floats

By Chris Moerdyk / December 13, 2006

Ever since I saw my Great-aunt Evelina get down on her knees in urgent and desperate supplication to St Anthony