Why Our Statues Are Not Idols
We know that images and statues of Christ and the saints are nothing more than plaster, wood or paint. As such they have no magical powers.
Why Our Statues Are Not Idols Read Post »
We know that images and statues of Christ and the saints are nothing more than plaster, wood or paint. As such they have no magical powers.
Why Our Statues Are Not Idols Read Post »
Originally this feast day arose out of commemorating martyred Christians in the days of the early Church. It is a
The Feast of All Saints Read Post »
Pope Francis proclaimed 35 new saints – An estimated 35000 pilgrims — many of them from the new saints’ countries of origin — attended the Mass.
35 New Saints Canonised Read Post »
The first South African-produced “saint medal” of Benedict Daswa was officially launched at Sacred Heart cathedral in Pretoria.
Official Benedict Daswa Medal Unveiled Read Post »
400 Years of Vincentian Order: Vincent de Paul’s zeal for helping the poor was the instrument God used to bring about a “burst of generosity in the church,”.
Vincentians: Charity is at the Heart of the Church Read Post »
Wearing a red and black traditional Guatemalan shirt that had belonged to martyred U.S. priest Father Stanley Rother, Ronald Arteaga traveled from his village of Santiago Atitlan to witness the beatification of the pastor he knew as “Padre Aplas.”
Father Stanley Rother – The ‘Ordinary Martyr’ Read Post »
I try to follow Christ and his teachings as a Catholic. At the end of Mass, I am advised to go in peace to love and serve the Lord. I have always been too shy to do such things. How can I do this apart from praying and receiving the sacraments?
How Can I Love and Serve the Lord? Read Post »
Like other great women in the Catholic Church’s past, St Rose of Lima dedicated her life to marginalised people and gained eternal life through prayer and penance
Pope: St Rose of Lima – a Lily Among Thorns Read Post »
On August 15, many Catholics around the world will mark the centenary of the birth of one of the great