The Unity of the Body and Soul
I was taught catechism by strictly disciplined German nuns. One indelible piece of information was that we were born, body […]
The Unity of the Body and Soul Read Post »
I was taught catechism by strictly disciplined German nuns. One indelible piece of information was that we were born, body […]
The Unity of the Body and Soul Read Post »
The joyful hope that flows from faith can change the world, which is why Christians have a crucial part to play in revitalising Europe
Christians Have a Duty to Change the World Read Post »
Clericalism is a path taken by those who, unlike the good shepherd, concern themselves with money and power and not with people who are suffering
On The Good Shepherd’s Path Read Post »
Every being acts according to its nature, so human beings act according to the rational nature which governs their moral life. Human behaviour has a natural tendency to do good and seek harmony, even without any explicit desire for God and his support.
Do Christian Virtues Exist in People Without God? Read Post »
Despite its countless benefits in advancing learning and global communication, the internet has had its pitfalls. The most heinous has been the growth of online child sexual exploitation.
3.2 billion Internet Users: Fighting Online Exploitation Read Post »
What is Christian leadership? How do you know that God is calling you to leadership?
How God Prepares Us For Life: Christian Leadership Read Post »
I read an article from an Irish Catholic newspaper in which the columnist stated that “there is no such thing as a vocation to the single life” because it is “not part of God’s plan for people”. Sarah-Leah Pimentel has been called to the single life – as a vocation.
Is Being Single A Vocation? Read Post »
Catholic funeral liturgies are a beautiful expression of our beliefs as the faithful pass into the arms of God. Erin Carelse offers practical steps that can make the death of a loved one less overwhelming.
Catholic Funerals: Some Practical Advice Read Post »
The grace of God and decades of ecumenical dialogue have enabled Catholics and Protestants to mark the 500th anniversary of the Reformation together, emphasising their shared baptism and faith in Jesus, Pope Francis said.
Reformation at 500: Christians see they are brothers, sisters, pope says Read Post »