Pope: God’s Kingdom Comes through Gentleness, not Violence
The kingdom of God is being established slowly in the world through patience and gentleness and not by violence or
Pope: God’s Kingdom Comes through Gentleness, not Violence Read Post »
The kingdom of God is being established slowly in the world through patience and gentleness and not by violence or
Pope: God’s Kingdom Comes through Gentleness, not Violence Read Post »
We have one life. What are we doing with it? Are we remembering our death? To some it sounds strange,
Practice of Memento Mori – Considering One’s Death – Revived for Lent Read Post »
When speaking to God as a father, Christians experience a love that goes beyond human love and affection, which can
Pope: To Know God is to Know Love Read Post »
Almighty Father, as we approach the elections, grant us the wisdom and courage we need in order to make the
Prayer for the 2019 Elections Read Post »
Lay women throughout the world and from all walks of life are invited to join in the Women’s World Day
World’s Women to Join in Prayer Read Post »
Prayer is not just a private and intimate dialogue between a person and God, but rather an opportunity for Christians
In Prayer: Ask for Yourself, But Don’t Leave Out Others Read Post »
The feast of Bl Daswa has been approved by Rome for February 1, and may be celebrated in all dioceses
Bishops urge faithful to pray through Bl Daswa Read Post »
Adrian Kettle, Cape Town – The “Prayer for South Africa” is recited in our parish in Pinelands, Cape Town, after
Let’s Extend The Prayer for South Africa Read Post »
To pray well, people need to have the heart of a child – a child who feels safe and loved
Pope: The Lord’s Prayer is Reaching Out for Father’s Loving Embrace Read Post »