The Graces of an Ireland Pilgrimage
The Southern Cross pilgrimage to Ireland in August was a journey of faith with moments of tourism — and sometimes
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The Southern Cross pilgrimage to Ireland in August was a journey of faith with moments of tourism — and sometimes
The Graces of an Ireland Pilgrimage Read Post »
By Fr John Allen Green OFM Gospel: Mark 10:2-16 – And Pharisees approached and tested him, asking him whether it is
Twenty-Seventh Sunday of the Year Reflection Read Post »
I am reading Pope Francis’ document on holiness, Gaudete et Exsultate (“Rejoice and Be Glad”), which was published earlier
Holiness in Hopelessness Read Post »
Unlike most other Marian apparitions, that in Knock was silent. Having visited Knock as part of the Southern Cross pilgrimage
Knock: A Place Where Our Lady Was Silent Read Post »
What more can we do? General Intention: That consecrated religious men and women may bestir themselves, and be present among
Pray With the Pope: October 2018 Read Post »
Each one of us knows the enemy. Envy and jealousy are ignited by pride and vanity, stoked by selfishness and must eventually explode in anger which is displayed in many ways, from copious tears to kicking the dog.
Twenty-Sixth Sunday Reflection Read Post »
After going on pilgrimage in Ireland last month, Southern Cross editor GÜNTHER SIMMERMACHER found a diminished but still present Church.
The Church in Ireland is Still Present Read Post »
In order to break the current model of the parish church as a service centre, like a filling station, I
Fr Chris Townsend: I’m More than a ‘Parish Pump Jockey’ Read Post »
“But to you who hear I say, love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who
Active Nonviolence: Rediscovering a Central Teaching of Jesus Read Post »