A Christian State of the Nation Address
My fellow brothers and sisters in Christ: As followers of the God whose very essence is love, a love so
A Christian State of the Nation Address Read Post »
My fellow brothers and sisters in Christ: As followers of the God whose very essence is love, a love so
A Christian State of the Nation Address 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 »