Continuing education by the Catholic Church about the danger nuclear weapons pose is needed if the goal of total nuclear […]
Catholics in the Pew Also Hold the Key to Nuclear Disarmament Read Post »
24th Sunday: Matthew 18:21-35 – Parable of the Unmerciful Servant Then Peter came up and said to him, “Lord, how
Parable of the Unmerciful Servant Homily by Fr John Allen Green OFM Read Post »
Indian Salesian Father Tom Uzhunnalil, who was abducted by Islamic State militants in Yemen and held captive for more than a year, was freed.
Indian Salesian abducted by ISIS in Yemen Freed Read Post »
A heat wave in the Holy Land in July and near-record electricity usage are indications that Christians, Muslims and Jews
Religious leaders unite to fight Holy Land environmental issues Read Post »
A Vatican consultation group will consider initiatives to fight corruption and organised crime, including the excommunication of members of the
Excommunication: A tool for fighting corruption, organised crime? Read Post »
Pope Francis, continuing with his ‘Christian hope’ theme, talked to the faithful about darkness and light – living in the
Christians Are Not Exempt From the Darkness Read Post »
In his homily during the second day of SACBC Plenary at Mariannhill Bishop Rodrigues of Tzaneen said that racism is
Bishop Joao Rodrigues: Reflection on Racism Read Post »
THE WAY HOME: Poems for the Human Spirit, by Augustine Shutte. Kirkwood Press, 2017. 101pp. R120 Reviewed by Margaret Blackie
Poetry collection offers comfort Read Post »
The Vatican recently published a circular letter, “On the bread and wine for the Eucharist,” sent to diocesan bishops at
Q-and-A on the Vatican’s Recent Instruction on Bread, Wine for Communion Read Post »
