Tom Drake, Johannesburg – For years now Catholics have been able to acquire a booklet with the daily Mass readings, […]
Journaling Deepens Daily Bible Readings Read Post »
Like the ancient Israelites, Christians today also can fall into the temptation of creating their own idols when difficulties and
Pope: Fear and Uncertainty Lead to a ‘Do-it-Yourself’ Religion Read Post »
By Fr John Allen Green OFM – He commanded them to take nothing for the journey except a staff —
15th Sunday of the Year Reflection Read Post »
In biblical times, as today, water was vital: to be hydrated, to stay clean, to produce crops, to raise livestock. Water was life. So it is no accident that so many crucial events in the Gospel take place around water: the Sea of Galilee, the River Jordan, and the various wells and healing pools.
Finding Jesus at the Waters Read Post »
Water runs through the Bible. FR RALPH DE HAHN looks at some examples, especially from the gospel of St John.
Where We Find Water in the Bible Read Post »
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 »
Several mothers are mentioned in the Bible, all of whom have been able to teach us important lessons to guide us through life – just like our own mothers! In honour of Mother’s Day, we want to share with you the ten most influential mothers from the Bible.
10 Influential Mothers From The Bible Read Post »
The Holy Bible is Christianity’s most sacred text. From it, we can understand God’s purpose for us humans, what he expects from us, and finding out how what kind of person you are. Here are 10 amazing facts that you may not know about the Bible!
10 Mind-Blowing Facts About The Bible Read Post »
After special study, the German bishops’ conference decided to stick with the traditional wording in the Lord’s Prayer while the Italian bishops’ conference has decided to change the words of the prayer in their translation of the Roman Missal.
Lord’s Prayer: Germans Stick with Wording; Italians to Change at Mass Read Post »
