Eduardus Lensen, Cape Town – In a letter on capital punishment (January 18), Fr Hyacinth Ennis noted that there have […]
The Death Penalty and What the Church Teaches Read Post »
In hopes of getting my lads to read it, I recently started re-reading “1984,” the classic novel by George Orwell
‘Is Truth Dead?’ Time Magazine Asks – No Answer Read Post »
Did the split between Martin Luther and the Catholic Church in 1521 have to be what theologians call a “church-dividing”
Theologians: Did Luther Split needed to be a ‘Church-Dividing’ Event? Read Post »
The mystery of God’s fatherly love is a great revolution, pope says The mystery of God’s relationship with humankind is
Our Father God is Never Far Away Read Post »
“We confess together that all persons depend completely on the saving grace of God for their salvation. The freedom they
The Medieval Traditions used by Luther to form his Stance on Justification Read Post »
From Monica Rohlwink, Cape Town – The hurt, hate, fear, frustration, bitterness, racism, anxiety, provocation and unbridled insults expressed on some
Become Web Missionaries Now Read Post »
Guest editorial: Michael Shackleton – The earliest disciples of the risen Christ met for prayers and the breaking of bread
Revere the Gift of the Eucharist Read Post »
Works of mercy are not a way of easing one’s conscience but are acts of suffering with those who suffer,
Pope: Mercy toward Others Means Taking Risks and Maybe Even Suffering Read Post »
Swiss Cardinal Kurt Koch, renowned for his ecumenical efforts, addressed a Washington gathering of Catholic and Lutheran leaders striving for
Was the Catholic Church Partly to Blame for the Reformation? Read Post »
