Pope: Every Believer is a Precious Stone
Although the Church is built upon a strong foundation, it is always in need of being reformed and repaired.
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Although the Church is built upon a strong foundation, it is always in need of being reformed and repaired.
Pope: Every Believer is a Precious Stone Read Post »
The Vatican obviously is concerned about terrorist threats, “especially for the senseless hatred” it represents, and will continue to remain vigilant, said Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Vatican secretary of state.
The Terrorist Threat and Immigration Debate Read Post »
I’ve been thinking about how we in South Africa — like many other places —are struggling with what our churches mean and should look like. I’ve been thrown into this struggle in the last few years when I’ve become responsible for renovation and restoration projects that preserve and enhance our Catholic legacy.
Let Our Churches Be Works of Art Read Post »
Pope Francis did not change church teaching on the rules for receiving Communion, but rather assured people who are in difficult situations that the church cares for them and the mercy of God extends to them, a Nigerian cardinal said.
Cardinal: Pressure to Change Communion Rules is Unfortunate Read Post »
The US renews its commitment to the protection of religious minority groups threatened by the Islamic State in the Middle East, according to Secretary of State Rex Tillerson in the preface of the annual State Department report on international religious freedom.
New US Report: Genocide of Christians Continues in Middle East Read Post »
Walter Middleton, Johannesburg – The discussions in The Southern Cross on parish finances have been timely and appropriate, especially since the economic situation in our country is bleak.
Getting the Parish Back in the Black Read Post »
The Catholic Church must continue to work to understand the liturgical reforms of the Second Vatican Council and why they were made, rather than rethinking them, Pope Francis said.
Pope: Vatican II Liturgical Reform is Irreversible Read Post »
Sr Sue Rakoczy IHM – The spiritual and psychological abuse that women experience in the Church is often hidden and the woman suffers alone. This is a very sad and scandalous story of clerical abuse against a vulnerable woman.
Shameful Behaviour of Some Priests Read Post »
Some 400 Dominicans, friends and parishioners came together at the Blackfriars Dominican community in Springs, Gauteng, to celebrate the centenary of the friars’ presence in South Africa.
100 Years of Dominican Friars in South Africa Read Post »