Religious Life or Married Life?
The last two columns on the sacraments invite us to reflect on the question which is greater and holier, religious […]
Religious Life or Married Life? Read Post »
The last two columns on the sacraments invite us to reflect on the question which is greater and holier, religious […]
Religious Life or Married Life? Read Post »
Guest editorial by Michael Shackleton – In the 1960s movie Zorba the Greek, based on the best-selling novel by Nikos
Married Life as the Full Catastrophe Read Post »
In the last two columns we sought to appreciate how precious the sacrament of the Eucharist is: How what we
Our Yearning for the Eucharist Read Post »
For Catholic astronauts, flying to space doesn’t mean giving up the faith. They pray daily and are even able to
Astronauts take Eucharist in Space Read Post »
By Bishop José Ponce de León – At the beginning of the year I offered the priests of the vicariate of Ingwavuma,
Our Problem Was an Opportunity Read Post »
Continuing from last month’s discussion of the Eucharist as a real encounter with Jesus, let us reflect on three other
How the Eucharist Liberates Us Read Post »
From Dominic Sam, Port Elizabeth – Father Ralph de Hahn (March 23) asks the question, “Are we unknowingly posing obstacles which
Meet and Experience God in the Eucharist Read Post »
From Patrick Dacey, Johannesburg – If one has the inclination to read an article in the American National Catholic Reporter (March
Has the Purpose of Marriage Changed? Read Post »
Human beings like rituals. The problem is that we can easily turn something of great significance into a ritual of
Communion is not Just a Ritual Read Post »