A little stone in the wall of the bark of the Apostle
If you walk from the City across the Ponte Sant’ Angelo, past the Angel’s Castle, you will come upon the […]
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The Distortion of Faith
In last month’s column we discussed the struggle between Christianity and two ideologies: communism and capitalism. This month, concluding the
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Lord Cardinals
I was disturbed to read that at the recent consistory Pope Benedict had addressed the new cardinals as “Lord Cardinals”.
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Time to reassess the doctrine of Original Sin?
From Bernard Straughan, Cape Town – Michael Shackleton’s Open Door column on the subject of limbo (December 14) refers. While
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Church Death Perspectives Sydney Duval
Michael Coleman: Tribute to a Bishop and an old Friend
BY SYDNEY DUVAL I remember St John Vianney Seminary, which I attended for some time half a century ago, for
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The jarring new translation
Two Sundays have passed in which the new translation has been used. Here are two initial observations. In the prayer
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St Alphonsus and the New Translation
St Alphonsus Liguori, founder of the Redemptorist congregation, was a renowned teacher of prayer. He wrote a short book titled
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Implementing the New English Translation of the Mass
The Missal with the New English Translation of the Mass has arrived and now we have the task of implementing
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Nomophobia, email apnea and truth
I feel so disconnected and lost a student said to me amidst the Blackberry (BB) outage this week. Another told
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