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.
The Creed is the Bulwark of Our Faith Read Post »
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
Are Anglican Ordinations Valid? Read Post »
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 »