Recent Editorial
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Guest Editorial: A journey through Catholic teachings and values
Mar 16, 2024
In the heart of every Catholic organisation lies a mission - a testament to the Church’s lasting commitment to spread the Good News.
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Editor’s Note
Mar 10, 2024
Throughout history, women have played indispensable roles in nurturing faith, shaping the Church, and spreading the message of love and compassion — often quietly and behind the scenes. Yet, their contributions have been profound and enduring.
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We ignore Pope Francis’ words at our peril
Mar 01, 2024
“Either we do not realise it or we are pretending not to see that we are on the brink of the abyss.” Pope Francis uttered those chilling words in a recent interview that appeared in the Italian daily La Stampa recently. “A global cease-fire is urgent,” he warned.
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Struggle against tyranny continues in Ukraine
Mar 01, 2024
February 24 marked the sombre second anniversary of Russia’s second invasion of Ukraine in this century.
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Interfaith peacemakers cannot remain neutral on Gaza
Feb 23, 2024
The ongoing conflict in Gaza is approaching its fifth month, marked by relentless and devastating bombardment.
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Christians cannot turn a blind eye to Holy Land violence
Feb 23, 2024
Those who profess to be followers of Jesus Christ are one in three people on earth. We must raise our voices against the violence ravaging the land where He was born.
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In Gaza, the trauma of an entire generation
Feb 23, 2024
Crammed inside a leaking blue tarp in the middle of the courtyard of a UNRWA primary school in Rafah are a family of eight — Amal Abu Hajar, a teacher at the Catholic School of the Rosary Sisters in Gaza, her husband, and their six children.
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Will Artificial Intelligence change the way we practice our faith?
Feb 02, 2024
Pope Francis shares concerns about the broader implications of AI in the realm of communication in his recently released message for the 58th World Day of Social Communications.
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Unity, challenge of the Church
Jan 27, 2024
By 2024, the Catholic Church faces a particular challenge: unity. Which is still, to a certain extent, traumatic, since unity is a gift of the Spirit and is realized in the celebration of the mass of the priests in communion with their bishop and of the bishops in communion with the Pope.
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What’s stopping the Church from embracing synodality?
Jan 27, 2024
In various places, the synthesis report of the first session of the Synod on Synodality speaks of what is at the heart of synodality
Sunday Reflection
Embracing Divine Mercy: A call to transformation
Reflecting on our Sunday Readings with Fr George Vaithynathan