Suffering. Innocent suffering. What sense can any human being, any religion make of it? And how can we believe in a good God in the face of it? The common answer in the ancient world was: he got what he deserved.
Our Faith is like the fig tree … when life gets difficult we can’t just give up on our Faith
Hello, I’m Sister Cecilia. I live in Rwanda, a beautiful country in the heart of Africa. Since I was a
Why do we fast and give something up for 40 days? Chocolate, games, social media, coffee – what’s the point
We are all called to care for every member of our society regardless of their age, gender, ethnicity or any
Tati lives in the remote forest of West Kalimantan. She is a mother of three who was earning an income
On the Feast Day of Saint Joseph, we reflect upon the life of this great Saint, the foster father of
According to tradition, St. Patrick wrote this prayer in 433 A.D. for Divine Protection before successfully converting the Irish King
The prehistoric peoples of Australia and the Pacific, Africa and the Americas, the ancient Greeks, Romans and others in Europe, the tribes of the Middle East, and the great religions of Asia, all had their sacred sites where they felt particularly close to God.
“Today we are all Muslims,” said one of our nation’s most respected journalists.
Not that we all share the same faith.
The transfiguration of Jesus reminds us, during Lent, that through prayer we allow Christ to transfigure us in His likeness,
This is Sister Rita Kurochkina. She works at a children’s shelter in the parish of Kapshagay in Kazakhstan. In this
