Inspire People to be ‘Everyday Saints,’ Archbishop Says
To “capture the imagination” of young people and inspire them, church leaders should offer them the example of modern saints...
To “capture the imagination” of young people and inspire them, church leaders should offer them the example of modern saints...
True followers of Jesus profess their faith not through pre-packaged platitudes but rather through concrete actions of love for their...
PD Hoar, Waterfall, KZN – Christ himself chose 12 everyday men to preach the Good News to all nations of...
Fr John Allen Green OFM – A long time ago, while I was in formation for the priesthood, there was...
Scientists and people of faith always must admit they don’t know everything, and they must never be afraid to explore...
God / God & Salvation / Gospel
A new Pew Research Centre survey has some interesting takeaways. While the majority of Americans say they believe in a higher power, what they are talking about isn’t necessarily God “as described in the Bible.”
One of the most profound episodes in the gospels is Jesus’ encounter with the woman of dubious repute at Jacob’s Well in Samaria (John 4:5-42). There were many reasons why Jesus should not have engaged with that woman. For one thing, as she rightly noted, he was a Jew and she a Samaritan, members of groups who maintained a mutual hostility.
“Do not allow the spark of youth to be extinguished in the darkness of a closed room in which the only window to the outside world is a computer and smartphone,”
What are we Catholics doing in response to the call for a New Evangelisation? The success of the many new anti-Catholic agents is due to their taking advantage of the tepidity and indifference of many of us Catholics who are not up to the level of their aggressive evangelising methods.