Vatican Council II turns 60 – with still so much to teach us!
By Tony Magliano – One of the most important events in the modern history of the Catholic Church will soon reach
Vatican Council II turns 60 – with still so much to teach us! Read Post »
By Tony Magliano – One of the most important events in the modern history of the Catholic Church will soon reach
Vatican Council II turns 60 – with still so much to teach us! Read Post »
By Cindy Wooden, CNS – Although the ancient city of Nicaea lies in ruins and the geographic centre of Christianity
Though Nicaea is a ruin, its Creed stands and unites Christians, pope says Read Post »
By Cindy Wooden, CNS – When Christians recite the Creed, it should prompt an examination of conscience about what they
Pope Issues Apostolic Letter on the Creed, Marking Anniversary of Nicaea Read Post »
By Jason Scott – One of the strangest and most common attacks on the Catholic Church is the claim that
Constantine, the Catholic Church and the Myth of a Man-Made Faith Read Post »
In 1965, Michael Shackleton was a priest and private secretary to Cardinal Owen McCann. As we enter the year of
The Day a Saint Shoved Me Read Post »
It is a great joy that we are gathered here today at the Bedfordview Shrine. I am sure that the
Schoenstatt Shrine Golden Jubilee – Homily by Fr Michael Hagan ISch Read Post »
St Pio of Pietrelcina endured many trials in his life, but his holiness continues to attract devotees even today. Few
St Pio of Pietrelcina: Saint of Suffering Read Post »
By Jason Scott – Guy Fawkes, caught beneath London’s Parliament with enough explosives to destroy the building and everyone in
Guy Fawkes and the Catholic Reactionary Plot Read Post »
By Cindy Wooden, CNS – Pope Leo XIV’s recognition of St. John Henry Newman as a “doctor of the church”
Recognition of St Newman is ecumenical celebration, leaders say Read Post »