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The Deep Faith of Egypt’s Christians

Who are the Copts and what is Christianity like in Egypt? In the ninth part of his series on the […]

By Toni Rowland / May 17, 2016

Often we talk of a “good team spirit” or of a spirit that is lacking in some situation. People are

We remain as amazed as those crowds were on the first Pentecost Sunday that poorly educated fishermen from an obscure

The story of God becoming man culminates in Jerusalem. In the eighth part of his series on the recent Pilgrimage

My life as a priest is often very humorous, ranging from delicious irony to pure slapstick and everything in between.

I experienced a miracle! A few days ago, I held in my arms my first grandbaby – newly-born Faith Annmarie. Thank

The conflict in the Holy Land is often said to be impossible to resolve. GÜNTHER SIMMERMACHER outlines the main obstacles

Reading the history of black liberation in Southern Africa one is confronted by two things: how the people, under heightened

The pope is praying for women this May.. General Intention: That in every country of the world, women may be