By Cindy Wooden, CNS – Pope Francis made history with his election in 2013 as the first Latin American as […]
Papal elections: Curiosities about Age, Nationality, Firsts and Lasts Read Post »
Tucked away among the rolling hills of the Swartland, on the Goedgedacht olive farm in the Western Cape, stands the
Goedgedacht Justice Grove: Honouring Faith-Inspired Champions of Justice Read Post »
In our ongoing series, “Denomination Relations”, Jason Scott explores the history, shared beliefs, and differences between Catholics and other Christian
Denomination Relations: Baptists Read Post »
By Jason Scott – As we await the upcoming conclave, it is essential to understand the unique form of governance that
The Vatican’s Unique Governance Model Read Post »
St Mark the Evangelist was an African who worked with St Peter and St Paul, and went on to found
St Mark, the Writer of a Gospel Read Post »
By Jason Scott – On this day, April 23rd, we commemorate the Battle of Clontarf, a defining moment not only in
The Battle of Clontarf: A Defining Moment for Irish Christendom Read Post »
By Jason Scott – A recent discussion at my local parish sparked curiosity about the tradition of popes being dressed in
The Tradition of Papal Burial in Cappa Magna: A Testament to Martyrdom and Resurrection Read Post »
In our ongoing series, “Denomination Relations”, Jason Scott explores the history, shared beliefs, and differences between Catholics and other Christian
Denomination Relations: Reformed Read Post »
In our ongoing series, “Denomination Relations”, Jason Scott explores the history, shared beliefs, and differences between Catholics and other Christian
Denomination Relations: Anglicans Read Post »
