‘Don’t Leave Sick People Alone!’
Visiting the sick and the imprisoned are works of mercy that not only benefit the suffering and the abandoned, but […]
‘Don’t Leave Sick People Alone!’ Read Post »
Visiting the sick and the imprisoned are works of mercy that not only benefit the suffering and the abandoned, but […]
‘Don’t Leave Sick People Alone!’ Read Post »
Truly, if the will was there, governments around the world could end human trafficking – so why don’t they? Indifference,
Are we to blame for preventing the end of human trafficking? Read Post »
As urbanisation steadily increases, so too does man’s dislocation from an important source of life’s meaning In the Hunger Games
The Case for Small Towns Read Post »
To serve God, Christians must learn to be at the service of all and not be dominated by a desire
You Can’t Serve the World and God Read Post »
A statement made by the Vatican on Monday declared that unverified reports of bishop ordinations taking place within the so-called
Chinese Bishops Ordained Illicitly Read Post »
In last month’s column, we observed how God often tests his chosen servants or allows them to be tested. This
Lessons from Joseph and Pharaoh Read Post »
» Abortion: How Church must respond » From Manchester United to priesthood » Jude Law is the ‘Young Pope’ –
This Week’s Issue: 9 November – 15 November, 2016 Read Post »
Deacon Lionel Cooper compiled the “100Scripture100” booklet for easy reference to the most loved and most quoted passages in the
100 Most Read Bible Verses-8 Read Post »
Congratulating Donald Trump for his victory in the U.S. presidential election, the Vatican secretary of state expressed hope that people
Top Vatican official congratulates Trump, offers prayers Read Post »