A Prayer for Africa
By James Katende – Heavenly Father, Eternal King and Sovereign Lord over all the earth, we come before You to lift […]
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What (Some) of the Cardinals are Saying
By Carol Glatz, CNS – As members of the College of Cardinals head most days to the Vatican’s New Synod Hall
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Christians pay tribute to Pope Francis at National Memorial Service
By Kati Dijane – Members from different Christian denominations, clad in their church regalia, gathered in Soweto, the heart of
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Evita se Frock
When Southern Cross editor Günther Simmermacher and columnist Raymond Perrier — who is also the director of the Denis Hurley
Following God’s Call, Even When We Don’t Understand
By James Katende – There are moments in life when God’s instructions don’t seem to make sense. He may ask
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Papal elections: Curiosities about Age, Nationality, Firsts and Lasts
By Cindy Wooden, CNS – Pope Francis made history with his election in 2013 as the first Latin American as
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Do You Love Me? Third Sunday of Easter
Sermon by Emmanuel Suntheni OSB – Third Sunday of Easter – Year C Sermon and Christian Act in the Word
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How the Conclave Works: It’s Guided by a Rule Book and a Prayer Book
By Cindy Wooden, CNS – The conclave to elect a new pope, scheduled to begin May 7, is governed by
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The Portuguese Poet Who Could Become Pope
By Justin McLellan, CNS – The face of the Catholic Church’s push to reestablish its relationship with the world of
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