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 »