What You Need to Know About Pentecost
We look at the origin, meaning, and practice of the Church’s second-most important liturgical feast. When the Church celebrates Pentecost, […]
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Mass Readings: 24 May – 31 May, 2026
Liturgical CalendarYear A – Weekday Cycle Year II Sunday, May 24, PentecostActs 2: 1-11/ Ps 104: 1. 24. 29-30. 31.
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Church Rights and Obligations
A recurrent experience of being in central Durban is gridlock in the centre of town whenever there is a march
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Archbishop Sipuka reflects on the first year of Pope Leo XIV
Stability, Mission, and the Church We Are Being Called to Be By Sithembele Sipuka, Archbishop of Cape Town As I
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What the Pope Said This Week
Jason Scott’s weekly review of Pope Leo XIV’s audiences Sunday, 10 May: Regina Caeli — Love Begetting Love Pope Leo
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Why are Cardinals Given a Church in Rome?
Question: What does it mean when a cardinal from a country outside Italy, like our Cardinal Stephen Brislin, is given
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Bishop-Elect Lawrence Pheto Embraces God’s Call with Humility and Faith
The Catholic Church in Botswana is entering a historic and grace-filled moment as Bishop-Elect Monsignor Lawrence Ofentse Pheto prepares for his
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Ascension Of The Lord
Sermon by Emmanuel Suntheni OSB, Ascension Of The Lord, Year A Sermon And Christian Act In The Word Theme: Jesus Ascends
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Cardinal Stephen Brislin Reflects on the Historic Election of Pope Leo One Year Later
A year after the historic election of Pope Leo XIV, Cardinal Stephen Brislin still speaks about the experience with awe,
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