Perspectives – Page 251 – The Southern Cross

Youths can be ‘Champions of Mercy’

By Toni Rowland / June 16, 2016

When we consider the situation of young people, should we speak of youth with families, without families, or youth in […]

Saint Anthony of Padua died at the very young age of 36 and was declared a saint within a year

After a few years of using the new edition of the Roman Missal in English and the Revised Standard Version

In the Garden of Gethsemane, as Jesus was prayerfully agonising over his impending violent death, a large crowd with

The ancient Greek philosopher Plato believed that in a democratic political system, money and power dictates public policy. This is

Don’t forget the lonely General Intention: That the aged, marginalised, and those who have no one may find — even

Making decisions is never easy. But we remember that our entire lives rest in God’s hands, the hands of a

When I talked with him, the soft-spoken Father Berrigan, then in his late- 80s, told me he was still writing,

What is the process involved and by whom is he selected? What qualifications should the candidate have? What are his