Theology of the Body Expert Brings Theory to Life
Some 1000 people in various venues in South Africa came to hear US speaker and author Christopher West, an expert on the Theology of the Body.
2017
Church Division: It’s Time for Church Unity
The Reformation deeply divided Christianity. We still live with the scars of that Church division today, but we need to place the events that led to the rise of Protestantism into their historical context.
Pope to Trappists: Share Your Silence, the World Needs it
The great simplicity of life embraced by Trappist monks and nuns and their attentive practice of long periods of absolute silence are gifts the world needs today, Pope Francis said.
Getting Ready to Take on Marriage
The Church requires engaged couples to prepare for marriage, usually through Catholic Engaged Encounter (CEE) workshops.
Catholics in the Pew Also Hold the Key to Nuclear Disarmament
Continuing education by the Catholic Church about the danger nuclear weapons pose is needed if the goal of total nuclear...
Luther and the Medieval Catholic Church
How Protestants regarded Martin Luther has evolved as the Reformation he engendered has likewise evolved, according to German Catholic theologian Father Peter Neuner.
‘Amoris Laetitia’ is Built on Traditional Thomist Morality
Seeing, understanding and engaging with people’s real lives does not “bastardise” theology, rather it is what is needed to guide people toward God, Pope Francis told Jesuits in Colombia.
Translating the Liturgy
Pope Francis’ new document on the liturgy, Magnum Principium, might make a rather minimal change in canon law, but it has historical significance and ramifications.
What is the Lord’s Consolation?
Christians must learn to expect and recognise God’s consolation and hold dear the peace and tranquility it leaves behind
