Catholics in a Secular World
When I visited my family in the UK recently, I was struck again at how secular the country has become.
Catholics in a Secular World Read Post »
When I visited my family in the UK recently, I was struck again at how secular the country has become.
Catholics in a Secular World Read Post »
Since it debuted in the January Issue of The Southern Cross, Grazia Barletta’s “Cooking with Saints” column has become a
Grazia Barletta: The Saints’ Cook Outside her Kitchen Read Post »
Born-frees now outnumber the born-agains — those born after 1994 and the before-’94s. The year 1994 was a pivotal point
Family and Citizenship Read Post »
Sermon by Emmanuel Suntheni OSB – Baptism Of The Lord Sermon And Christian Act In The Word Theme: Baptism of the
Baptism of the Lord: A Reminder of Our Own Read Post »
Fifty-five years ago, on Jan. 1, 1968, with the Vietnam War raging, and numerous other armed conflicts causing untold death
2022 World Day of Peace message: Yes, to human needs! No, to militarisation! Read Post »
Baptism of the Lord – Year C – (Luke 3:1-15,21-22) – Again and again; how many times, even as I
Baptism Of The Lord Reflection: A Call To The Beloved Read Post »
Pope Clement I, also known as St Clement of Rome, is listed by Irenaeus and Tertullian as the fourth bishop
Clementine Margaritas Read Post »
For a Caribbean artist, black saints don’t receive much attention — and he hopes his project will change that, as
Spotlight on Black Saints Read Post »
The powerful temptation to build earthly kingdoms has been a painful thorn lodged deep within the human psyche from ancient
Building God’s Kingdom in the New Year Read Post »