Columns
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Transforming professions for the common good
Feb 27, 2019
Transforming professions for the common good
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Inner voice led veteran journalist to gruesome discovery
Feb 23, 2019
On September 12, 2015, the Bishop of Rome issued a special message at the Vatican highlighting the plight of migrants and refugees.
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Celibacy — a personal apologia
Feb 23, 2019
As a vowed religious celibate, I’m very conscious that today, celibacy, whether lived out in a religious commitment or in other circumstances, is suspect, under siege, and is offering too little by way of a helpful apologia to its critics.
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As the climate crisis worsens, its root cause remains hidden from view
Feb 15, 2019
As the climate crisis worsens, its root cause remains hidden from view
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Ecumenism – the path forward
Feb 12, 2019
The path to unity then lies not in converting each other over, but in each of us living the Gospel more faithfully so as to grow closer to each other in Christ.
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Snake-Bitten ...
Jan 30, 2019
Everything is of one piece. Whenever we don’t take that seriously, we pay a price.
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A closer look at the widow’s mite
Jan 26, 2019
These coins were believed to be the small prutah or half prutah issued during the Hasmonean or Maccabean dynasty.
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Wendy Beckett – RIP
Jan 25, 2019
No community should botch its deaths. The renowned anthropologist, Mircea Eliade, suggested this and its truth applies to communities at every level.
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Honouring human rights pledges in the new Malaysia
Jan 18, 2019
After some to-ing and fro-ing, the government has finally said it would study six laws and either amend or repeal them.
Sunday Reflection
Taken, Blessed, Broken and Given
Today we celebrate the Solemnity of the Body and Blood of the Lord. In today’s Gospel, we come upon one of the many accounts of Jesus multiplying food for the people.
