Catholics Weigh in on Simone Biles’ Decisions at Olympics
By Carol Zimmermann – When Simone Biles, described as the world’s greatest gymnast, announced July 27 she would not be
Catholics Weigh in on Simone Biles’ Decisions at Olympics Read Post »
By Carol Zimmermann – When Simone Biles, described as the world’s greatest gymnast, announced July 27 she would not be
Catholics Weigh in on Simone Biles’ Decisions at Olympics Read Post »
Sermon by Emmanuel Suntheni OSB Theme: Providential Grace of God “I am the Bread of Life” Point of reflection: What
Providential Grace of God: 18th Sunday Read Post »
The Covid-19 pandemic has affected donations income for charitable organisations, including Little Eden, the Gauteng-based society for the care of
Little Eden Pushes Through the Hard Times Read Post »
Catholic bishops in Japan called for the prohibition of nuclear weapons as they announced a 10-day prayer program marking the
As anniversaries approach, Japan’s bishops call for prohibition of nukes Read Post »
THE FIRST DEMAND OF FAITH… BELIEVE… (John 6:24-35) Listen to Him, believe in the one God has sent, and do whatever
18th Sunday Reflection: The First Demand Of Faith…Believe Read Post »
Liturgical Calendar Year B – Weekday Cycle Year 1 Sunday 1 August 18th Sunday of the Year Exodus 16:2-4, 12-15,
Mass Readings: 1 August – 8 August, 2021 Read Post »
By Carol Glatz – Imagine a pilgrimage where the faithful gear up with scuba fins and oxygen tanks or snorkel
Into the deep: Scuba-diving faithful honour Christ underwater Read Post »
In preparation for Mass, priests make ready the sacred vessels, linens, and vestments that they use. Afterwards, they take care
How Priests Prepare for Mass Read Post »
Nicolás Maduro, the president of Venezuela, called “garbage,” “poison,” full of “hatred” and “cynicism” a letter that the Vatican Secretary
Maduro Calls Vatican Letter ‘Garbage’ Read Post »