Mass Readings: 3 June – 10 June, 2018
Liturgical Calendar Year B Weekday Cycle 2 Sunday, June 3, Body and Blood of Jesus Christ Exodus 24:3-8, Psalm 116:12-13, […]
Mass Readings: 3 June – 10 June, 2018 Read Post »
Liturgical Calendar Year B Weekday Cycle 2 Sunday, June 3, Body and Blood of Jesus Christ Exodus 24:3-8, Psalm 116:12-13, […]
Mass Readings: 3 June – 10 June, 2018 Read Post »
The Jesuit Institute has partnered with the Catholic Institute of Education (CIE) to host a seminar entitled “Digital Pathfinding”. Both the institute and CIE have heard that many schools and parents are struggling to keep up with the pace at which online life is affecting more and more young people
Dealing with Youth in the Digital World? Help’s at Hand Read Post »
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This Week’s Issue: 30 May – 5 June, 2018 Read Post »
While the call to live like a Christian is “the same as saying to live ‘like a saint,'” it does not mean “having a face like on a prayer card,” the pope said in his homily during morning Mass at Domus Sanctae Marthae.
Live Like a Christian Doesn’t Mean Having a Prayer Card Face Read Post »
For children of all ages, going to school can be an enjoyable experience or an overwhelming occurrence. Whether your child is just starting or is far along in their pre-primary, junior or high school studies, helping them to navigate their educational journey is bound to be full of ups and downs.
10 Tips for Aceing School Read Post »
Recently, I took part in a Facebook discussion on the building of the Shrine of Mary, Mother of Mercy in
…And in All Things, Always Charity Read Post »
There are about four million pit latrines in use across the country where proper sanitation is not available. The Department
Child latrine deaths: School Management Failure Read Post »
Fr Nhlanhla Mazibuko (left) and Fr Jabulani Ndaba (right), both of Eshowe diocese, with Dr CW Zondo of St Martin
Prayer for Priests Read Post »
Loving wealth destroys the soul, and cheating people of their just wages and benefits is a mortal sin, Pope Francis said. Jesus did not mince words when he said, “Woe to you who are rich,” after listing the Beatitudes as written according to St. Luke, the pope said in a morning homily.
Pope: Cheating Workers Out of Just Wages is a Mortal Sin Read Post »