A war not so far
IT has been a cruel war by all accounts. And it is still raging, despite government’s assurances of finishing it in a matter of days. But who is to tell if it won’t last some days or we…
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2 bishops die on same day
Two Catholic bishops passed away on the same day after they lost their battle with cancer.
The concern for accountability
YES, we should all have an abiding concern for accounting everything that we are and that we have.
Friars told: Going to peripheries is ‘higher martyrdom’
While not everyone will be granted the grace of martyrdom
In book foreword, Pope Francis calls corruption a ‘cancer’
Pope Francis, in a foreword to a work by Cardinal Peter Turkson, has said corruption infects the world like a cancer, and the Church must combat it by working together with society, infusing it wit…
Worship in an age of distractions (Part 3)
Are we really losing more and more young people to other faiths?
Eucharist: the vital link with Jesus and neighbor
Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ, Year A (John 6:51-58) Father’s Day, June 18, 2017
The Eucharist, Greed and the Poor in Our Midst
Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of the Lord, Year A (John 6:51-58) June 18, 2017
Church relationship with Muslims
The plan of salvation also includes those who acknowledge the Creator, in the first place amongst whom are the Muslims
