Pope Critical of ‘Meanness’ Toward Migrants and Refugees
“The signs of meanness we see around us heighten our fear of ‘the other,’ the unknown, the marginalised, the foreigner,”
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“The signs of meanness we see around us heighten our fear of ‘the other,’ the unknown, the marginalised, the foreigner,”
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The official reopening of Nazareth House in Durban takes place on Saturday, June 8, and members of the public have
Nazareth Durban Reopens with an Invitation to All Read Post »
Hazel James, Johannesburg – I have a good Catholic friend who kindly lends me copies of The Southern Cross and
Catholic or Christian: On the Outside Looking In Read Post »
This Oregon priest discovered that a confession he heard from an incarcerated man was secretly recorded and a legal firestorm
State Secretly Records a Confession – Video Read Post »
We adore you most holy Lord Jesus Christ, here and in all the churches of the world, and we bless
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Priests, theologians and lawyers say protecting the privilege between priest and penitent in the confessional is a religious freedom issue.
Confession as a Religious Liberty Issue – Video Read Post »
By Junno Arocho Esteves – Pope Francis told Romanian leaders a country’s success is measured by how it treats and cares
Pope Urges Romanian Leaders to Care for Country’s Poor, Disadvantaged Read Post »
By Junno Arocho Esteves – When the Holy Spirit speaks to men and women through the word of those who evangelize,
Pope: The Holy Spirit is Like Dynamite, Igniting Hearts Read Post »
By Michael Sainsbury – Should an appeals court uphold his conviction for child sexual abuse, Australian Cardinal George Pell appears
Cardinal Pell’s Appeal of Guilty Verdict in Abuse Cases Set for Hearing Read Post »