Spirit’s Searing Grace Can Hurt and Heal
Guest Editorial by Michael Shackleton – An archbishop from Australia has unwittingly provided us with something to think about on
Spirit’s Searing Grace Can Hurt and Heal Read Post »
Guest Editorial by Michael Shackleton – An archbishop from Australia has unwittingly provided us with something to think about on
Spirit’s Searing Grace Can Hurt and Heal Read Post »
There are three great epochs marked in Sacred Scripture that are heralded by God’s Holy Spirit at work within creation.
Pentecost Sunday Reflection Read Post »
By now, the excitement of the 2019 elections is over. An election campaign is always full of high points —
The Challenge of living in the Ordinary Read Post »
“The signs of meanness we see around us heighten our fear of ‘the other,’ the unknown, the marginalised, the foreigner,”
Pope Critical of ‘Meanness’ Toward Migrants and Refugees Read Post »
We adore you most holy Lord Jesus Christ, here and in all the churches of the world, and we bless
Ascension Sunday Reflection Read Post »
Guest editorial by Michael Shackleton – We are observing Communications Sunday again, a day that seems to penetrate little into
Communication and Ascension Read Post »
Prayer Intention for June: Evangelisation: That priests, through the modesty and humility of their lives, commit themselves actively to a
Pray With the Pope: June 2019 Read Post »
For the feast of the Ascension, Fr Ralph de Hahn reflects on the meaning of Christ’s physical departure from earth. The beautiful feast of
Christ is Gone to Set Up a Place for Us Read Post »
After being raised from the dead, Jesus Christ made several appearances, as Scripture recounts. In his second article, Günther Simmermacher
Six More Appearances of the Risen Christ Read Post »