The Burning Fire Of Truth
There are various kinds of lies—and a gentle light is not enough to reveal Truth, writes Nthabiseng Maphisa. In the
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There are various kinds of lies—and a gentle light is not enough to reveal Truth, writes Nthabiseng Maphisa. In the
The Burning Fire Of Truth Read Post »
Quite some years ago, I was working as director of Christian formation at a Catholic high school, I remember that
God’s Lenten Message: ‘Let’s Try That Again’ Read Post »
Jesus takes Peter and James, and his brother John, and privately leads them up to a high mountain by themselves.
Second Sunday in Lent Reflection Read Post »
Suicide is a difficult subject to talk about, especially for those who knew the victim. It is even more complicated
Treat Suicide With Compassion Read Post »
Intention: We pray that the Church in China may persevere in its faithfulness to the Gospel and grow in unity.
Pray With the Pope: March 2020 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 »