The historical Jesus
Catholics will be exasperated by the periodic claims by experts, many of them self-proclaimed, that Jesus did not exist or […]
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Solidarity of Faiths
Recent reports from Pakistan of Christians being sentenced to death on charges of blasphemy, and even murdered for it, should
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The Church and Science
It seems that all pronouncements by Pope Francis which defy the secular worlds preconceived notions about the Church are being
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Lessons from a Cardinal’s Media Fiasco
Church leaders, especially in the higher levels of the hierarchy, have a particular responsibility to represent the Christian virtues of
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Mercy and the Law
God’s laws are meant to lead all people to Christ and his glory — and if they do not, then
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The synod’s battlelines
There are heightened expectations that this month’s Synod of Bishops on the family might produce changes, especially on the question
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The Daswa cause
When the Vatican examines the sainthood cause of Benedict Daswa on October 9, many in the South African Church will
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The Church’s healing gift
In a perceptive column last week, our writer Sarah-Leah Pimentel proposed that Catholics make use of the sacrament of reconciliation
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Saint Denis Hurley?
This week a reader proposes that a cause for the canonisation of Archbishop Denis Hurley OMI be launched. The idea
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