The Creed is the Bulwark of Our Faith
In his final of three articles on the Nicene Creed, MICHAEL MAYER looks at how the laity fit into the Church. […]
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In his final of three articles on the Nicene Creed, MICHAEL MAYER looks at how the laity fit into the Church. […]
The Creed is the Bulwark of Our Faith Read Post »
Latin may never bounce back from being all but dead, but the Vatican keeps trying and deserves credit for its
Bonum Fortuna: Keeping Latin Alive Read Post »
What is the attitude of the Church with regard to Anglican Orders? Has this altered in view of ecumenical developments
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As Maris Stella School in Durban celebrated 120 years, Cardinal Wilfrid Napier honoured it for transforming love into service. Speaking
Maris Stella School Celebrates 120 Years! Read Post »
Few politicians have a reputation for holiness, but there are four Italians of that dirty trade for whom sainthood causes
Meet Four Saintly Politicians Read Post »
By Jonathan Luxmoore – When Stonyhurst College was founded at Saint-Omer in the Spanish Netherlands by the recusant Jesuit Father Robert
Stonyhurst College Yields Its Mysteries Read Post »
Legends have surrounded the Holy Grail, the chalice of the Last Supper. Now a researcher claims to have proven the
Is This the Holy Grail? Read Post »
Bishop Daniel Jenky of Peoria, Illinois, announced “with great joy” that the New York Supreme Court ruled that the remains
Dioceses’ Spat Over Sheen’s Bones Ends Read Post »
My friend, a theology PhD student, recently asked me why the first black African Christians in our region, mostly Xhosa,
Why Xhosa Christians are ‘Majakane’ Read Post »