Power struggle in Syria is a ‘Workshop of Cruelty’
Where there is no tenderness, there is cruelty and what is unfolding in Syria is a veritable “workshop of cruelty,” […]
Power struggle in Syria is a ‘Workshop of Cruelty’ Read Post »
Where there is no tenderness, there is cruelty and what is unfolding in Syria is a veritable “workshop of cruelty,” […]
Power struggle in Syria is a ‘Workshop of Cruelty’ Read Post »
Liturgical Calendar Year C, Weekdays Cycle Year 2 34th Sunday in Ordinary Time Sunday November 20, Christ the King 2
Mass Readings: 20 November – 27 November, 2016 Read Post »
The vulnerability of the poor and of future generations to the impact of climate change creates a “serious ethical and
Pope: Protecting the Planet is an Ethical and Moral Obligation Read Post »
Tony Magliano, based in the US, takes stock of the realities post-Trump election – For those of us using the Gospel
Trump’s President – Now the Hard Work Begins Read Post »
A letter to the editor in another diocesan newspaper caught my attention last week. It was on a topic I
Make Room in your Pew! Read Post »
A Christian who professes to love but does nothing concrete to demonstrate that love has turned one of the central
Faith without Love and Service is a Dead Faith Read Post »
When Greg Pirozzi acquired a brief correspondence written on a Vatican form 25 years ago, it set him on a
Collector says Vatican Stamps, Letters Reveal Fascinating Church history Read Post »
Michael Meyer, Johannesburg – Anglican Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu is a man of joy, deep empathy for the poor and
A Major Problem for Christianity Read Post »
Pope Francis’ Year of Mercy has been a refresher course for Catholics – a reminder and an inspiration to follow
The Caravaggio Painting that brings Matthew 25 to life Read Post »