First Sunday in Lent Reflection
Struggle can either form us, or it can deform us. We all know what it means to live in a […]
First Sunday in Lent Reflection Read Post »
Struggle can either form us, or it can deform us. We all know what it means to live in a […]
First Sunday in Lent Reflection Read Post »
In Lent we are called to fast—but do we fast well? FR RALPH DE HAHN reflects on the pitfalls and the graces of fasting.
You Call That Fasting? The Season Of Amazing Grace Read Post »
Purification, ritual cleansing and sacrifice are not words that we often hear used by Catholics these days. But, even if
Lent: A Detox of the Soul Read Post »
On Jan. 23, 2020 the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists’ Science and Security Board, together with 13 Nobel Laureate consultants, moved their famous Doomsday Clock to 100 seconds before midnight – warning how extremely near humanity is to a global catastrophic midnight posed by the increasing threats of nuclear war and climate change.
The Time is 100 Seconds to Midnight Read Post »
But: such a small word, yet packed was so much power. Jesus uses this power today to raise our eyes
Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Reflection Read Post »
February 20 marks the centenary of the death of the youngest of the three visionaries of Fatima, St Jacinta Marto. MICHAEL OGUNU looks back at the life of this little girl of big faith.
Remember Fatima’s St Jacinta Read Post »
The priest said: “It is not enough!” That was the take-away line of a homily at Mass a few weeks
Let’s Put New Pastoral Plan To Work! Read Post »
Parents take delight in the achievements of the children. When we realise as parents or grandparents that these children have
Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Reflection Read Post »
By Daluxolo Moloantoa, with additional reporting by Selby Makgotho – The core message of the new Pastoral Plan is a call
Pastoral Plan: Let’s Turn On The Light Read Post »