Recent Editorial
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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.
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Editor’s Note
Sep 23, 2022
Our celebration of Migrant Sunday as we like to call it, should motivate us to encounter and identify with those in our community, who are in need of strength and consolation, who often experience a deep sense of loneliness, anxiety and fear.
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For 70 years she “was” the United Kingdom
Sep 23, 2022
Queen Elizabeth II who was laid to rest on September 19, was a rare point of stability in a turbulent nation and world.
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The Pope and the praying menace
Sep 23, 2022
Pope Francis has had a fair amount of success in getting people to look with new eyes at major issues or problems in our world. He has been helped out in this thanks to generally friendly media coverage.
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Ahead of elections, top Italian prelate says, ‘Don’t forget the poor’
Sep 17, 2022
As Italy heads toward its snap general election later this month, Italian Cardinal Matteo Zuppi of Bologna has stressed the need to prioritise the poor and avoid polemics.
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Editor’s Note
Sep 17, 2022
The queen’s death overshadowed the appointment of Britain’s new prime minister, Liz Truss, who had just taken office two days prior to the monarch’s demise.
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Cardinal Tagle — will he succeed Pope Francis?
Sep 17, 2022
Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle (pic) – fast-emerging as a frontrunner to succeed Pope Francis, as rumours grow about a looming papal resignation – may have just seen his chances increase further still.
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Editor’s Note
Sep 10, 2022
September 8 marked the 28th anniversary of HERALD, and it is with much gratitude that we are resuming our print version this weekend.
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Pope John Paul I reminds us of the essence of the Gospel
Sep 10, 2022
The beatification of John Paul I is an invitation to rediscover the humility that allows the virtues of faith, hope and charity to be concretely translated into life.
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Blessed John Paul I, precursor of the Francis style
Sep 10, 2022
Like the Italian Albino Luciani, who was known as the “smiling pope”, the Argentinian Jorge Mario Bergoglio impressed people in his very first appearance by his simplicity. Immediately after their elections, both popes spoke of their emotion during the conclave.



Sunday Reflection
Be generative, as your Father is generative
Reflecting on our Sunday Readings with Fr Dr Lawrence Ng
