Why We Celebrate Palm Sunday
Palm Sunday, the sixth and last Sunday in Lent, marks the start of Holy Week and remembers Jesus’ triumphant entry
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Must I Believe in Hell?
Hell is a state of permanent separation from God, we are told, and images of eternal flames are no longer acceptable. I have come across Catholics who reject the existence of hell altogether. What must I believe?
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Death Perspectives Question & Answer Shackleton
What is Purgatory Like?
I become confused about the existence of purgatory as a destination for the souls who have not repented for all their
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Simmermacher
Electing a Pope: The Conclave of October 1978
Pope John Paul II makes his first appearance as pope following his election on October 16, 1978. (Photo: Arturo Mari/CNS)
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Other Writers Perspectives Pilgrimages
Jerusalem: My Home and Yours
What motivates a Christian pilgrim guide in the Holy Land? RIMON MAKHLOUF, a Latin-rite Catholic from Jerusalem, tells his story.
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Church Diaconate
What is the Role of the Deacon Today?
Fifty years after the restoration of the permanent diaconate, the Church is still grappling with the question what the role
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Church Perspectives Shackleton
Are Church-Approved Miracles Credible?
Some of my friends believe that Jesus performed miracles, because the Bible says so, but they find it hard to
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Perspectives Shackleton
God’s Wrath and his Justice
At a Christian wedding ceremony we sang the hymn, “In Christ Alone”. These words struck me: “Till on that cross
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Shackleton
Which Church Councils are Valid?
The Orthodox churches accept the authority and decisions of the first seven ecumenical councils of the Church. What is the
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