Slavery in the 21st Century
Slavery ended in the 19th century, right? Wrong. It’s an easy enough mistake to make. After all, the end of
Slavery in the 21st Century Read Post »
Slavery ended in the 19th century, right? Wrong. It’s an easy enough mistake to make. After all, the end of
Slavery in the 21st Century Read Post »
The first synodal assembly on the future of the Catholic Church in Germany drew both praise and some criticism, with
Germany’s Synodal Path Assembly Gets Underway Read Post »
In all the talk about economic policies, the family is usually ignored. Yet, it is the family that should be
Why Families are the Economy’s Building Block Read Post »
By Junno Arocho Esteves – The liturgy is not a spectacle to be observed but a prayerful event where Christians encounter
Pope: Catholicism without Liturgy is Absent of Christ Read Post »
By Father Kenneth Doyle Question: At the Last Supper, Jesus told the apostles to take his body and his blood.
Did Judas Receive Communion? Read Post »
By Junno Arocho Esteves – Christian hope is rooted in the knowledge that God is patient with all his children,
World Day for Consecrated Life: Patience a Key Virtue in Religious Life Read Post »
By Carol Glatz – Established almost 500 years ago, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith is no longer
Cardinal Luis Ladaria: Vatican Doctrinal Office is ‘No Longer the Inquisition’ Read Post »
By Carol Glatz– Abuses and violence against women are “acts of cowardice and a degradation of all humanity,” Pope Francis
Pope: Violence against Women displays Cowardice, Degrades all of Humanity Read Post »
By Junno Arocho Esteves – Recognising their welcome of and witness to Christ, Pope Francis has approved changing the liturgical feast
Pope adds Martha, Mary and Lazarus, church doctors to universal calendar Read Post »