The pope and Zimbabwe
Pope Benedict is a man of tact and nuance. Where his predecessor, Pope John Paul II, had a tendency towards […]
The pope and Zimbabwe Read Post »
Pope Benedict is a man of tact and nuance. Where his predecessor, Pope John Paul II, had a tendency towards […]
The pope and Zimbabwe Read Post »
This week, two concerned voices add to the discussion concerning the exodus of young people from the Catholic Church, one
Keeping the youth in Church Read Post »
When the cardinals prepared to choose a new pope in April, expectations among many of them were high that the
Church’s in transition? Read Post »
Pope Benedict may not engage in the expansive theatrical interplay of his predecessor, Pope John Paul II, but he evidently
Church’s dialogue with Jews Read Post »
It is telling that a cardinal from one of Central America’s poorest countries should agitate so strongly for debt relief
Poverty: It’s now or never Read Post »
When in late May Pope Benedict and Cardinal Walter Kasper spoke about the Eucharist, they outlined why they believed sharing
A shared Eucharist Read Post »
About a year ago, a funeral service caused much uproar in a South African archdiocese. Burying a 14-year-old girl who
Facing up to suicide Read Post »
We should be glad that authorities expose many cases of corruption in the South African civil service. On the other
The vice of corruption Read Post »
Popes come and go. When they do, the Church’s focus is on the person, the particular man who has worn
The voice of the papacy Read Post »