One of my proudest childhood moments was when my father, a great football journalist, quizzed me about the 1974 World Cup.
How a True Football Hero Emerged Read Post »
In a letter to Catholics in Chile, Pope Francis expressed shame for the Church’s failure to listen and defend survivors
Pope Wrote a Letter to Catholics in Chile Read Post »
By Michael Shackleton – Senior readers will remember the opening words of the old Latin Mass: “Introibo ad altare Dei,
Youth and Truth: A Faith-Filled Identity Read Post »
Challenging world oil executives to recognise the urgent environmental need to quickly transition from fossil fuel extraction and burning, to clean energy production, Pope Francis called them to take to heart that “Civilization requires energy, but energy must not destroy civilization.”
Pope’s Climate Warning to Oil-Gas Executives: ‘There is No Time to Lose’ Read Post »
Implementation of Pope Francis’ abbreviated process for declaring the nullity of a marriage got off to a slow start, Vatican
Stats Show More Church Annulments Done for Free Read Post »
The new exhibit, “Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination,” at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York
Do We Need Beauty To Transform Our Lives? Read Post »
Following several conversations with Catholics in business and industry, it was felt that there needed to be a body where they could integrate faith and work;
New Catholic Business Body Seeks Common Good Read Post »
The worst enemies in a young person’s life aren’t the problems they may face, Pope Francis said. The biggest dangers are being unwilling to find a way to adapt, mediocrity by settling for the status quo, and fear, he said at his general audience in St. Peter’s Square.
Pope: Our Worst Enemies Are Fear and Settling for Less Read Post »
The Southern Cross has been publishing cartoons on its back page drawn by Conrad Burke since the early 90s. We
Cartoon of the Week: Growing With the Rosary Read Post »
