At Christmas we sing ‘Joy To The World’, an accidental Christmas carol written over two centuries in two continents by
The story behind ‘Joy to the World’ carol Read Post »
BY SAM LUCERO Recently Oxfam America launched a global campaign to address extreme inequality. As part of this campaign, Oxfam
Absurd Inequality Read Post »
BY WINNIE GRAHAM On December 20 Fr Ignatius Fidgeon OMI celebrates the 50th anniversary of his ordination as a priest,
A Priest’s Half-Century Read Post »
In early December, the United Nations World Food Program (WFP) stopped feeding 1.7 million Syrian refugees.
No one should be hungry during the Christmas season Read Post »
By FR OSKAR WERMTER SJ The junior doctors working in Zimbabwe’s major referral hospitals recently went on strike for better
Let’s test the claims of faith-healers Read Post »
Every now and then one has the good fortune to live out a childhood fantasy. Fortune smiled upon me and
Superfast cars and fast Internet Read Post »
I have never really been a fan of Christmas, but there is one year in particular that sends me down
The surprising silence of Christmas Read Post »
My articles for The Southern Cross for the greater part of this year have focused on the different visions and
Called to do God’s Will Read Post »
Nowhere can one see the results of the faith the size of a mustard seed better than in Rome. Today
Papa Francisco: A Dad with his Family Read Post »
