Jesus and the Baptism of the Spirit
From John Lee, Johannesburg – We Catholics understand our Christianity as a process rather than a “one-off experience”. However, we […]
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Jesus
Church
Martin Luther is no Longer Seen as a Villain by the Church
Germany’s Catholic bishops praised Martin Luther, who started the Protestant Reformation, as a “Gospel witness and teacher of the faith”
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Church Liturgy Mass
Our Missal is Hard on the Ear!
Sarah-Leah Pimental -I refer to Fr. Chris Townsend’s column of 6 June “Let’s Look at the New Missal Translation –
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Magliano War and Refugees
Running For their Lives
Imagine, right now at this very moment you and your loved ones need to run for your lives! With hardly more
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Christian Living Church
Are Catholics Letting Down the Community?
Father Jim Consedine from New Zealand asks some searching questions about Catholic communities. In Christchurch, New Zealand, in the past
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Christian Living
Gymnast Keeps Rosary Close When She Competes
Olympic gymnast and gold medalist Simone Biles says when she travels, she sometimes takes with her a statue of St.
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Christian Living Shackleton
What is the ‘Common Good’?
What is meant by the common good? Does it mean the good of a particular political party or pressure group
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Poverty & Social Justice War and Refugees
‘Burial Shrouds Don’t Have Pockets’
Innocent men, women and children are paying the ultimate price in the continuing conflict raging in Syria, especially in Aleppo,
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