Pope Horrified by Massacre in Syria
Pope Francis strongly condemned a shocking chemical attack in Syria that left some 70 people, including at least 10 children, […]
Pope Horrified by Massacre in Syria Read Post »
Pope Francis strongly condemned a shocking chemical attack in Syria that left some 70 people, including at least 10 children, […]
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Hear confession every time someone asks, Pope Francis said, and don’t ever put limited hours on the sacrament of reconciliation.
Make confession more available, God’s heart is always open, pope says Read Post »
Lent is a time for Christians to reflect on the ways they have disappointed God and resolve to return to
Pope Suggests Lenten Exercise of Asking God Why He Weeps Read Post »
Not Only the President, Every Level of Corruption Must be Rooted Out We have noted with concern the
Statement from Catholic Bishops on South Africa’s Ongoing Political Crisis Read Post »
This year, the bishops’ Lenten Appeal officially celebrates its 50th birthday. MANDLA ZIBI looks at the local Church’s vital ‘second collection’
Lenten Appeal: 50 Years of Sharing Read Post »
The culture wars of today have nothing on those from Renaissance times. In Florence, Italy, in 1497 – after people
Art exhibit puts Botticelli’s Spiritual Journey in historical framework Read Post »
The Catholic Church’s commitment to promoting justice, defending human dignity, building peace and promoting development is a response to a
Vatican: Development Must Focus on Human Person Read Post »
In February, Southern Cross editor GÜNTHER SIMMERMACHER made a private visit to the Holy Land. In the third of a series
Fixing Up Our Holiest Churches Read Post »
Jesus said: “Unless one is born of water and the Spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God” (Jn 3:5).
No Salvation Without Baptism? Read Post »