Is there still a need for religious vocations?
By Joseph Falkiner OP While coordinating a team promoting vocations for ten male religious orders and congregations in KwaZulu-Natal, I […]
Is there still a need for religious vocations? Read Post »
By Joseph Falkiner OP While coordinating a team promoting vocations for ten male religious orders and congregations in KwaZulu-Natal, I […]
Is there still a need for religious vocations? Read Post »
by Mark Pattison A new American study, to be published in February, shows that exposure to violent media makes adolescents
TV violence fosters real-life violence Read Post »
As more than 130 countries celebrate the International Year of Astronomy, the Vatican also turned its gaze toward the heavens.
Vatican’s star-studded celebration for Galileo Read Post »
The changes in the liturgy are most disappointing and seriously retrogressive. The English is poor; few people in my parish
Not ‘consubstantial’, please! Read Post »
By Bishop Kevin Dowling With reference to the letters concerning the new translation of the Order of the Mass, I
Why the ‘liturgical anger’ is fair Read Post »
As a Catholic and a Beatles aficionado, I enjoyed reading Günther Simmermacher’s opinion article “John Lennon and Jesus” (December 21) about
The Beatles and Christianity Read Post »
The Mark of the Beast Is the price of a good or service simply the result of supply and demand?
The Bible, business and pricing practices Read Post »
Dr Vincent Couling’s letter “The Church has changed its tune” (October 15-21), refers. As far back as 585, Church council
Church long condemned slavery Read Post »
By Michael Cartstens Recent events in the life of the Church have put the spotlight firmly on the question of
Sex and sensibility Read Post »