Fifth Sunday In Ordinary Time Reflection
All of us can live but we cannot live without hope. You cannot look to the future if you do
Fifth Sunday In Ordinary Time Reflection Read Post »
All of us can live but we cannot live without hope. You cannot look to the future if you do
Fifth Sunday In Ordinary Time Reflection Read Post »
Early last year the Irish-American Catholic novelist Alice McDermott wrote a controversial opinion column in The New York Times about
Open Eyes To Moral Error Within The Church? Read Post »
‘Behold, this child is set for the fall and rising again of many in Israel; and for a sign which
Presentation of the Lord Reflection Read Post »
Why do Catholics venerate images, and doesn’t the Bible forbid this? Over two weeks, PROF MICHAEL OGUNU will address these and
The Truth About Venerating Religious Images Read Post »
The World is on the Move General Intention: We pray that the cries of our migrant brothers and sisters, victims
Pray with the Pope: February 2020 Read Post »
A cheesy cartoon from the 1970s had the slogan, “Love is… never having to say you are sorry”. I think that
Why Is It So Hard For Us To Say Sorry? Read Post »
Among the countless vulnerable human beings in our world, none are more vulnerable than millions of unborn babies threatened by
Defending the Most Defenceless Read Post »
The tribe of Zebulun derived its money from its ports and access to the sea. It helped support the tribe
Third Sunday of the Year Reflection Read Post »
This year, Sarah-Leah Pimentel made no New Year’s resolution, because unity with the heart of God is only possible if
I’ve Made No Big Plans For The 2020s Read Post »