This Week’s Issue: 20 September – 26 September, 2017
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This Week’s Issue: 20 September – 26 September, 2017 Read Post »
» English in Mass unlikely to change soon » Faith at centre for Major-General » Pope’s words in Colombia apply […]
This Week’s Issue: 20 September – 26 September, 2017 Read Post »
The “Re-formation, Whose history? Voices from the South” conference is on September 29 – Oct 1 at Koinonia Centre in Johannesburg – so get cracking and register.
Catholic Theological Society’s Conference Boasts Impressive Lineup Read Post »
The Vatican has approved a decision from the Catholic bishops in England and Wales to move two Holy Days of Obligation back to their original dates.
England Moves Feast Days Back to Original Dates Read Post »
Catholic-Lutheran ecumenical efforts have borne fruit over the past 50 years – so says “1517-2017: Lutherans and Catholics: Then and Now” conference.
Catholics and Lutherans: No Church-Dividing Differences Read Post »
US President Donald Trump looks on as Frank Giaccio, an altar server at St. James Church in Falls Church, Virginia,
Altar Boy Mows White House Lawn Read Post »
Pope Francis talks about the need for a “healthy decentralisation” in the Catholic Church, but how that should look and work has been a topic of debate since the Second Vatican Council.
Healthy Decentralisation, Not Fragmentation: Church Unity Around the Globe Read Post »
A bishop cannot truly discern God’s will by lording over his flock; rather he must listen to and participate in the lives of those entrusted to his care, Pope Francis told some 120 new bishops.
Bishops: Humble Shepherds, Not Lonely Masters Read Post »
Fans of German football club FC Köln made the news yesterday when 20,000 of them brought London traffic to a halt ahead of their team’s Europa League match against Arsenal.
Video: Football Fans Sing Club Anthem in Cathedral Read Post »
Patrick De Laroche, Parish Pastoral Council Chair, reflects on what makes a Church parish – and identifies what a healthy parish should look like.
Who Are the People in Your Parish? Read Post »