Cistercian Haven: Sénanque Abbey
Sénanque Abbey is a Cistercian abbey near the village of Gordes in Provence, France. It was founded in 1148 by a […]
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Church History
God & Salvation Jesus
Are We Too Bloated to Enter the Narrow Gate?
The “narrow gate” to salvation described by Jesus isn’t narrow because God is oppressive, but because pride bloats Christians and
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Education Youth
What Do You Think of This School’s Approach?
As the first week of school began at Catholic High School in Little Rock, a sign placed on the school
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Christian Living Religious Art
Finding Your Way Back Home to God
Amidst the busy flow of information, societal secularisation and the demand for scientific rationality, the faithful will always find their
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Your Letters
Pull Together for The Southern Cross!
Mervyn Pollitt, Waterfall, KZN – I write in response to the article entitled “Imagine a Church without The Southern Cross” (July
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Church Our Lady
First and Only US Marian Shrine
Nearly 160 years ago, on Oct. 9, 1859, Mary appeared to a young Belgian immigrant living in Kewaunee County. Today, it
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Pope Francis
‘The Desert will Become a Garden’
Pope Francis met privately at the Vatican with French President Francois Hollande, who said he felt it necessary to thank
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Editorials 2016 Religious Life
Thank You, Missionaries
The Church in Southern Africa was built by missionaries. Men and women belonging to diverse religious orders left home and
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