Pandemic: The Pursuit of Holy Patience
After more than half a year of the Covid-19 pandemic, we are losing patience and seek a quick fix. But […]
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After more than half a year of the Covid-19 pandemic, we are losing patience and seek a quick fix. But […]
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Tax collectors and prostitutes; traitors and whores; Jesus often uses these people as examples against the purported righteousness, orthodoxy, and
26th Sunday Reflection Read Post »
It’s amazing! What jumped out at me immediately on reading Pope Francis’ message for the World Day of Prayer
Are We Really Family-Friendly? Read Post »
Next week the final edition of The Southern Cross as a weekly newspaper will appear, in digital format only, as
What’s Next for The Southern Cross? Read Post »
Climate change is real; its death and destruction is presently upon us, and it is projected to get much worse
Record Wildfires, Hurricanes, Droughts – We Need The ‘Season Of Creation’ Read Post »
Jesus was a tradesman, by tradition a carpenter or a stonemason. Jesus would have known what it meant to stand
25th Sunday Reflection Read Post »
On September 15 the Church marks the solemnity of Our Lady of Sorrows. PROF MICHAEL OGUNU explains the devotion.
Fruits of Devotion to Our Lady of Sorrows Read Post »
“The gospel is profoundly scandalous, and until we hear at least a whisper of its scandal, we risk not
24th Sunday Reflection Read Post »
In his article, “Marriage no longer means the same”, Fr Chris Townsend reflected on the different understandings of marriage of
The Church Must Meet New Family Realities Read Post »