Recent Editorial

Bishops and sex abuse: “It’s a new tsunami”

Nov 18, 2022

In this interview with La Croix’s Celine Hoyeau, Thiel discusses her reaction to the latest abuse revelations and what they mean for the Church in France.
Guest Editorial

Nov 11, 2022

After six decades as a democratic nation, many are pondering over the meaning and implications of our electoral processes and governance.
Editor’s Note

Nov 04, 2022

As you prepare to vote, do not succumb to herd mentality and be swayed by election goodies and fiery speeches. Vote wisely, intelligently and with an informed conscience.
What kind of nation do we want? Listen to our soul

Nov 04, 2022

Humanity has certain instinctive and intuitive values that allow us to discern right from wrong.
What can Pope Francis do to stop Putin?

Oct 14, 2022

Two perspectives on the Pope’s efforts to bring an end to the war in Ukraine — one by an historian of religion and the other by a political scientist.
The responsibility of the leaders of nations

Oct 14, 2022

Pope Francis’ appeal during the Angelus on October 2 is a call to stop the war machine that is dragging the world toward an abyss with no return.
Editor’s Note

Oct 07, 2022

The Kuala Lumpur Archdiocesan Office for Human Development celebrated its 30th anniversary early this month. Under the purview of this Office are several ministries and desks that cater to the urban-rural poor, prisoners, migrants, Orang Asli, people with special needs, women, etc.
How does one learn to be a bishop?

Sep 30, 2022

While the “job” of being a bishop is particularly high-profile, the preparation for this ministry is quite limited. But the Vatican has been trying to address that.
To serve, not be served

Sep 30, 2022

Curia called to help bishops, bishops’ conferences
Editor’s Note

Sep 30, 2022

Church attendance has been declining since the pandemic. A common lament among the clergy is that church attendance is still not back to normal, that is, how it used to be pre-pandemic.