We Need to Ask ‘Why?’ on Abuse
Steve Lincoln, Auckland, New Zealand – The letter by Pope Francis to the People of God on the question of […]
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Abuse Church
Mary Our Lady Pilgrimage Simmermacher
Knock: A Place Where Our Lady Was Silent
Unlike most other Marian apparitions, that in Knock was silent. Having visited Knock as part of the Southern Cross pilgrimage
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Church Diaconate
New Deacons for St Benedict’s Cathedral in Eshowe!
St Benedict’s cathedral in Eshowe, KwaZulu-Natal, celebrated the ordination of new deacons. (Photo: Kwazi Shandu)
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Church Religious Music Your Letters
Great Organ Music Must Not Die!
By Ilze Sidney, Cape Town – With reference to the articles “Teen organist plays for God’’ and “Young talent’s passion
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Bishops Church
Pope Gives New Rules and Vision for Synod of Bishops
The Synod of Bishops increasingly should be a structure for listening to the Catholic faithful, demonstrating a local bishop’s concern
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Church Fr John Allen Green Scripture
Twenty-Sixth Sunday Reflection
Each one of us knows the enemy. Envy and jealousy are ignited by pride and vanity, stoked by selfishness and must eventually explode in anger which is displayed in many ways, from copious tears to kicking the dog.
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Church Ethics & Human Dignity Pope Francis
Pope: Those Exploiting Foreigners for Profit will Pay on Judgment Day
No one can remain indifferent to the way minority groups are increasingly the object of so much fear, scorn
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Church
Visit Majestic, Holy Lebanon Via Phone App!
From its high majestic mountains, picturesque villages and coastal towns to its bustling cities, Lebanon is rich in breathtaking
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Church
‘Two steps forward, one step back’: Vatican diplomacy with China
By Michael Sainsbury – When Deng Xiaoping took charge of the Chinese Communist Party in late 1978 and announced his
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