Women religious are often the first people to discover problems emerging in society because they work directly with so many […]
Women Religious Often the First Responders in Societal Problems Read Post »
Visiting a cemetery on the feast of All Souls can evoke feelings of loss and sadness, but for Christians marking
We Have the Hope of the Resurrection Read Post »
The Catholic Church continues to insist that sharing the sacrament of Communion will be a sign that Christian churches have
Vatican Cardinal Explains Limits of Eucharistic Sharing Read Post »
On the feast of All Souls, we remember our loved ones, friends and also priests and religious who have made
A Priest who ‘Finished the Race’ Read Post »
While donation campaigns and charitable contributions for the needy are important, true Christian charity involves a more personal touch, Pope
Christian Charity is More than Just Giving Donations Read Post »
The foundation of the Catholic Church is Jesus, who prays and intercedes for each Christian and for the whole church,
Jesus’ Intercession is the Cornerstone of the Church Read Post »
God became man in order to weep for his lost children who, through the idolatry of money, have left countless
Pope: God Weeps for Humanity Read Post »
Father Engelmar Unzeitig died in the Nazi concentration camp of Dachau and was beatified last month. Fr Yves La Fontaine
Finding Mercy in Hell Read Post »
Although with different personalities and different tones, the papacies of both Pope Francis and retired Pope Benedict XVI focus on
Two Popes, One Mission Read Post »
