Who Am I, and Who’s AI?
Faced with the 38000 words of Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical — not to mention the 225 footnotes — I […]
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Fr Paul Samasumo reflects on a historic SIGNIS World Congress
For Fr Paul Samasumo, the conclusion of the 2026 SIGNIS World Congress in Kigali, Rwanda, was not just the end
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Where Mary was Assumed into Heaven
To mark this year’s 76th anniversary of Pope Pius XII declaring the Assumption of Our Lady a dogma in 1950,
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Sr Jane Wakahiu calls for Catholic sisters’ voices to be heard
For Catholic communicators, telling stories can become a way of revealing God’s work, giving dignity to people whose voices are
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Holy Rosary School Visits Lourdes Primary School in Soweto
Young Christian Students of Loreto Primary share their experience By Fr Mokesh Kantilal Morar – Lourdes in France is known
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Pilgrims of Hope: A Hymn We Must Not Leave Behind
There are many beautiful hymns within the rich treasury of the Catholic Church—hymns that have carried generations through joy, sorrow,
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One in Christ: 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sermon by Emmanuel Suntheni OSB, The Twentieth Sunday Of Ordinary Time, Year A Sermon And Christian Act In The Word
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Full of Grace: The Assumption Of The Blessed Virgin Mary
Sermon by Emmanuel Suntheni OSB, The Assumption Of The Blessed Virgin Mary, Year A Sermon And Christian Act In The
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What Pope Leo’s ‘Magnifica Humanitas’ Means for the Church
The rapid rise of artificial intelligence is changing the way people work, communicate, learn and make decisions. Yet, amid the
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