A Christmas miracle – when enemies became brothers
By Tony Magliano – As the first Christmas of World War I approached, Pope Benedict XV on Dec. 7, 1914, asked
A Christmas miracle – when enemies became brothers Read Post »
By Tony Magliano – As the first Christmas of World War I approached, Pope Benedict XV on Dec. 7, 1914, asked
A Christmas miracle – when enemies became brothers Read Post »
The subject of freedom raises many challenging questions, even more so in our time. The 18th-century philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau famously
Our Precious Gift of Freedom Read Post »
At the COP30 meeting in Belém, Brazil, in November, the Vatican and South Africa presented a strikingly aligned message: climate
Fr Peter-John Pearson: Where SA and Vatican Stand Together Read Post »
What began as a small parish initiative in the US state of Connecticut has grown into one of the Catholic
Children’s Rosary Movement Reaches South Africa Read Post »
In 1935, five Pallottine Sisters opened a small ward for sick children in Cape Town. Ninety years on, St Joseph’s
St Joseph’s Children’s Home: SA’s only Catholic Children’s Hospital Read Post »
Jason Scott’s weekly review of Pope Leo XIV’s audiences – 10 December — Address to European Conservatives and Reformists Group
What the Pope Said this Week Part 2 Read Post »
Jason Scott’s weekly review of Pope Leo XIV’s audiences – 6 December — Concert with the Poor; Jubilee Audience Catechesis;
What the Pope Said this Week Part 1 Read Post »
By Carol Glatz, CNS – Christian archaeology seeks to see, hear and touch the Word made flesh, Pope Leo XIV
Pope: Christian Archaeology Can Serve Evangelisation Read Post »
By CNS – Celebrating almost six decades of Catholic-Methodist theological dialogue, the Vatican publishing house has released a book summarising
Vatican Publishes Summary of 60 Years of Catholic-Methodist Dialogue Read Post »