Focus

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  A Digital Age

  Sep 04, 2015

  A new phenomenon has emerged. It dulls our minds and leads us to question no longer. It also forces us to become slaves of the new digital innovation.

  
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  Revelation and creation: respecting and sharing God’s gift

  Sep 04, 2015

  From the beginning of human history, the beauty and awesomeness of creation has inspired people to think of God.

  

• Marriage internal forum solution

  Sep 04, 2015

  Quite a number of Synod Fathers appealed for greater efficiency and a speeding up of Marriage Tribunals as a way forward pastorally with regard to the divorced and re-married Catholics, even at the recent Synod.

  
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  Human Nature – Is it Somehow all Wrong?

  Sep 04, 2015

  An American humorist was once asked what he loved most in life. This was his reply: I love women best; whiskey next; my neighbor a little; and God hardly at all!

  
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  A Historic Pulpit

  Aug 27, 2015

  Pope Francis address workshop on climate change and human trafficking attended by mayors from around the world at Vatican.

  

• A critical evaluation of some of the pastoral solutions proposed

  Aug 27, 2015

  Since the pastoral issue of the divorced and re-married is an ancient one, various pastoral solutions have been suggested all along history, as to how Catholics in such unions could receive the Eucharist.

  
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  Political correctness – swallowing hard

  Aug 26, 2015

  Just because something is politically-correct doesn’t mean that it might not also be correct. Sometimes we have to swallow hard to accept truth.

  
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  ‘Are we starting to destroy ourselves?’

  Aug 26, 2015

  Heat waves in Pakistan, toxic floods in Vietnam, crippling haze in Malaysia and torrential rain in Myanmar.

  

• Food for Thought

  Aug 26, 2015

  In 2007, in America magazine, Jesuit Father Daniel J. Harrington wrote not just about the duty of a shepherd but also about the role and duty of the "flock."

  
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  A shepherd’s duty is to respond to all

  Aug 26, 2015

  In John 10:4, Jesus tells us that a sheep knows his master's voice and responds accordingly. That should tell us as much, if not more, about the shepherd as it does about the sheep.