Let’s set the Holy Spirit free
BY CATHERINE DE VALENCE There are times when we face the dangers of compromising our faith: by trying to make
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Why Christians are a ‘chosen nation’
There are three things that normally distinguish a nation from other nations: its Constitution, its national anthem and its flag.
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Overcoming the scandal of division
Throughout the ages, Christians have been more divided than united. Power struggles, differences on points of theology and sometimes pure
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Do Catholics believe in the ‘Rapture’?
I have a non-Catholic friend who belongs to a Bible-study group. She believes in what she calls the Rapture. This
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Egan Hope&Joy Perspectives
Mary and Christian unity
‘Catholics worship Mary, not Jesus,” you hear many Christians say, particularly evangelical and Pentecostals. “No we don’t,” we reply. But
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Hoaxed by a fake Bible verse
When I was doing research for the next Day by Day with God and Family booklet, thinking up 115 reflections
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Getting to know God is like getting fit
The other day I jumped on my bike to go for a ride around where I live. The golden leaves
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Half a century later, still answering Fatima questions
By Francis X. Rocca Catholic News Service The feast of Our Lady of Fatima, May 13, is the occasion every
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Ancestors and faith
BY SIMANGALISO MAGUDULELA Members of the United Apostolic Church pray at the divine Fertility Caves deep in the Maluti Mountains
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