Drop Bucket Toilets, Church Demands
The human rights of the vulnerable and the excluded in our society are being violated by unhygienic sanitation problems such as the bucket toilet system
2017
Facts and Faith to Fight Corruption
We explore some practical ways in which we can fight against corruption as individuals and as a community of believers in order to show society that the Christian standard in issues of ethics, morality and conduct is higher than what we normally see in our daily lives.
Mass Readings: 8 October – 15 October, 2017
Liturgical Calendar Year A – Weekdays Cycle Year 1 Sunday, October 8, 27th Sunday of the Year Isaiah 5:1-7, Psalms...
This Week’s Issue: 4 October – 10 October, 2017
» Why a bishop uses humour on social media » Garden named after popular priest » Fatima’s “Miracle of the...
Pope: True Christians Remain Hopeful, Not ‘Whiny and Angry’
Real hope lies in the proclamation of Jesus’ death and resurrection, not just with one’s words but also in deeds, Pope Francis said.
Las Vegas: Our Spilled Blood – Lack of Compassion Leads to Violence
Once again, violence has struck. More than 500 people were wounded and at least 59 died in an Oct. 1 shooting during a country music concert in Las Vegas. Once again, people ask, “Why?” How can this sort of random violence happen? Why do people shoot other people? Why so much bloodshed?
Little Eden Invite for Final Jubilee Event
Little Eden Society extends an open invitation to celebrate the final event of its golden jubilee year, a service of thanksgiving.
Ask God for Courage to Follow Him to the Cross
Obedient to his father, Jesus was patient with his sinning, fearful disciples throughout his lonely journey toward the cross
British Benedictine, 82, Creates Mural to Capture Order’s Charisms
When Mother Joanna Jamieson went back to art school after more than 60 years in a Benedictine convent, she was likened by one British national newspaper to an “intergalactic time traveller” who hadn’t heard a record by the Beatles or seen a James Bond film.
