St Frances of Rome: The Reluctant Wife who Became a Saint
When 13-year-old Frances of Rome was told to get married, she thought God called her to be a nun. But […]
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When 13-year-old Frances of Rome was told to get married, she thought God called her to be a nun. But […]
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Sermon by Emmanuel Suntheni OSB – Third Sunday Of Lent – Year A Sermon And Christian Act In The Word Theme: Do
Jesus Christ is the Living Water: 3rd Sunday of Lent Read Post »
By US-based Tony Magliano – The new Iran-U.S.-Israeli war – like all wars – is a hellish nightmare where violence feeds
Just Wars Do Not Exist – Including This One Read Post »
Every month Fr Chris Chatteris SJ reflects on Pope Leo XIV’s prayer intention – Intention: For disarmament and peace. Let us pray that
Pray with the Pope: The terrible price of rattling sabres Read Post »
Emmanuel Sermons – Second Sunday Of Lent – Year A Sermon And Christian Act In The Word Theme: Trustful Listening! Listen to
Listen to the Will of God: 2nd Sunday of Lent Read Post »
Reviewed by Günther Simmermacher THAT THEY MAY HAVE LIFE, edited by Fr Larry Kaufmann CSsR. Redemptorist Pastoral Publications, Merrivale (2025). 64pp In the 18th
Book Review: That They May Have Life edited by Fr Larry Kaufmann CSsR Read Post »
By US-based Tony Magliano – It was a colourful scene watching the athletes of the 2026 Winter Olympics march in
The Winter Olympics gave us a glimpse of global solidarity Read Post »
Sermon by Emmanuel Suntheni OSB – First Sunday Of Lent – Year A Sermon And Christian Act In The
Life-Giving Obedience: First Sunday Of Lent Read Post »
Deacon Ed Shoener’s ministry is centred around serving those with mental health issues — and encouraging parishes to share in
Caring for Our Mental Health as Church Read Post »