Pope Closes Holy Door: Proclaim Christ the King of Mercy
Following Christ the King, whose regal power is love and mercy, means the whole church and each Christian must “follow […]
Pope Closes Holy Door: Proclaim Christ the King of Mercy Read Post »
Following Christ the King, whose regal power is love and mercy, means the whole church and each Christian must “follow […]
Pope Closes Holy Door: Proclaim Christ the King of Mercy Read Post »
From Cecil Cullen, Alberton – Luke 17 has Jesus telling how a faith strong enough could uproot a sycamine tree
Uprooting Bad Habits and Tough Trees Read Post »
Program helps Guatemalans fight child malnutrition with gardens and good hygiene. As a 12-year-old working as a farm labourer, Elvia
Growing Gardens to Fight Malnutrition Read Post »
Patiently putting up with people is an essential part of the faith. In his final general audience during the
Patiently Put up With People Read Post »
Money is not morally neutral – it is used either for good or for evil, Pope Francis told Catholic business
Business Leaders: Take a Risk on Using Money for Good Read Post »
The seaside town of Kaikoura on the east coast of New Zealand’s South Island might have had its road and
New Zealand priests find ways to be with people affected by quake Read Post »
The rapid evolution of the Fees Must Fall (#FMF) student movement — right to the brink of a revolution —
Are We Reaching the End of Compromise Politics? Read Post »
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This Week’s Issue: 16 November – 22 November, 2016 Read Post »
Where there is no tenderness, there is cruelty and what is unfolding in Syria is a veritable “workshop of cruelty,”
Power struggle in Syria is a ‘Workshop of Cruelty’ Read Post »