We must acknowledge the enormous contribution made by the missionaries – gallant men and women, religious and diocesan priests whose resilient sacrifice and love are kept alive in the local Church today.
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Here are brief biographical notes about each of the 14 churchmen who will become cardinals June 29. Their names are
We’re Getting 14 New Cardinals! So Who Are They? Read Post »
Archbishop Protase Rugambwa, secretary of the Congregation of the Evangelisation of Peoples, leads Mass in Gaborone’s Christ the King cathedral
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Celebrating Mass in St Peter’s Basilica, the pope said the Bible, especially the Acts of the Apostles, makes it clear that the Holy Spirit brings a real power to change to individuals and the church.
What the Pope Said on Pentecost Read Post »
This week’s massacre of 55 people in Gaza took place during a protest commemorating what Palestinians call the Naqba (Catastrophe),
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This year’s Spiritfest at the Grahamstown National Arts Festival will celebrate the arts in the context of the Christian faith. Spiritfest runs throughout the festival, from June 28 to July 8.
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Christians must pass on the faith by giving witness through their example and not by persuading others to choose sides, Pope Francis said.
Pass on Faith through Deeds, not Words Read Post »
The new movie starring Oprah Winfrey took four years to make – hardly a wrinkle in time – as the Catholic co-producer told MARK PATTISON.
Oprah’s Movie A Wrinkle in Time is Catholic Produced! Read Post »
Cones raised in the air, the crowd gathered for dinner at the Sant’Egidio Community’s soup kitchen toasted Pope Francis on his name day, the feast of St. George.
Ok, What’s a Name Day? The Pope’s Just Celebrated His… Read Post »
