Catholics: Re-read Amoris Laetitia
Cardinal Marc Ouellet, whose writings were once strongly identified with resistance to any change to the ban on Communion for […]
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Church Teaching Family
Pope Francis
800 years of God’s Mercy in Assisi
Celebrating how God’s mercy has been experienced for 800 years in a tiny stone church in Assisi, Pope Francis
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Pope Francis
A World at War Needs Signs of Brotherhood
In a world traumatised by war, young people gathered for World Youth Day in Krakow, Poland, gave strong signs of
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Pope Francis
Pope to Olympic Athletes: Go for Solidarity
A more important prize than a gold medal is up for grabs at the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro:
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Holy Spirit Your Letters
Speak the Language of Love
The descent of the Holy Spirit and his workings in my life has taught me the language he imparts to
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Church
This Week’s Issue: July 27- August 2, 2016
» With God on the Football Pitch » Where are the Men in our Churches? » Full-page Assumption Poster »
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Politics
U.S. Cardinal Worries over Trump Rhetoric
While most U.S. bishops have not publicly addressed comments from Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump regarding immigration, a popular U.S.
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Church Ethics & Human Dignity
Catholics Often First Responders to Slaves at Sea
Catholic pastoral workers play a crucial role in coming to the aid of “sea slaves” – fishermen who are held
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Christian Living
God’s Plans for Our Lives
Catherine De Valence looks back and forward over her own life and sees how God was at work all along.
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