Recent Editorial

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  Pope sets up foundation for global prayer network

  Dec 05, 2020

  Pope Francis has made the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network, formerly known as the Apostleship of Prayer, a Vatican foundation.

  
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  Bless God who blesses us

  Dec 05, 2020

  God’s grace changes lives. God takes us as we are, but never leaves us as we are. Let us think of what Jesus did with Zacchaeus.

  
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  Pope Francis and the Grand Imam of al-Azhar on ‘Fratelli Tutti’

  Dec 05, 2020

  “I see the encyclical Fratelli Tutti as a testament of Pope Francis. He’s bringing together all the things he wanted to say over the last seven years.

  
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  Vaccines against COVID-19

  Nov 30, 2020

  Five COVID-19 vaccines in development use cell lines derived from aborted fetuses in order to produce the vaccines themselves.

  
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  COVID-19… A curse or grace?

  Nov 30, 2020

  Pope Francis often speaks about the Church as a tender and merciful mother to one and all, especially to those who are the weakest, like the children, the elderly and those who are the last we think about. He has often made this clear, and he continues to do so through the heart-warming statements that he comes out with about his expectations of the Church.

  
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  Coronavirus could well be a sign from God – a golden opportunity

  Nov 28, 2020

  The Coronavirus could well be a golden opportunity of renewal and grace for the Church. We are living in a world in which there are few Samaritans, whereas the world is full of people who are desperately in need of them.

  
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  Eventual coronavirus vaccine should belong to everyone

  Nov 21, 2020

  An eventual vaccine for COVID-19 would belong to the world and should not be hoarded greedily by countries hosting the lab or labs that develop it, Pope Francis said.

  
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  Vatican II Catholicism in America

  Nov 14, 2020

  If the United States is a sick giant, the American churches are sick too. And it’s not just a problem on the conservative side of the spectrum.

  
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  Whither Nationalism

  Nov 14, 2020

  In some countries a form of religious-cultural nationalism is back in vogue. Religion is exploited both to obtain popular support and to launch a political message that is identified with people’s loyalty and devotion to a nation.

  
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  The end of the Trumpian captivity of the American Church

  Nov 14, 2020

  The fact that United States was unable to know the name of its new president for several days after the polls closed was like a sort of corporal punishment for a country being forced to atone in a painful way.