Sin Does Not Have the Final Word
By Tony Magliano – Lent calls us to reflect on sin – my sin, your sin, the nation’s sin, the church’s […]
Sin Does Not Have the Final Word Read Post »
Why Our Food Is Making Us Ill
Sr Angelika Laub OP: Point of Reflection Traditional African agriculture is known for its methods of promoting health and its
Why Our Food Is Making Us Ill Read Post »
St Patrick’s Prayer
Today is the Feast of the much-loved St Patrick, missionary and primary patron saint of Ireland 🙏
St Patrick’s Prayer Read Post »
Trusting the Plan of God in Our Lives
By James Katende – Trusting God’s plan is not always easy, but it’s essential for our spiritual growth and well-being.
Trusting the Plan of God in Our Lives Read Post »
After a Month in Hospital, Pope’s Condition Considered Stable
By Carol Glatz, CNS – After one full month of being hospitalised and treated for double pneumonia and other respiratory
After a Month in Hospital, Pope’s Condition Considered Stable Read Post »
Papal preacher: Neglecting Mass Means Losing Sight of Heaven
By Justin McLellan, CNS – Failing to attend or celebrate Mass is not just skipping a religious obligation – it
Papal preacher: Neglecting Mass Means Losing Sight of Heaven Read Post »
SACBC Celebrates Pope Francis’ 12th Anniversary with Mass
By Kati Dijane—On March 13, Catholics worldwide commemorated the 12th anniversary of Pope Francis’ election as the head of the
SACBC Celebrates Pope Francis’ 12th Anniversary with Mass Read Post »
Transfiguration: 2nd Sunday of Lent
Sermon By Emmanuel Suntheni OSB – Second Sunday of Lent – Year C Sermon and Christian Act in The Word
Transfiguration: 2nd Sunday of Lent Read Post »
Pray with the Pope: We Must Not Walk Alone
Intention: Let us pray that broken families might discover the cure for their wounds through forgiveness, rediscovering each other’s gifts,
Pray with the Pope: We Must Not Walk Alone Read Post »
