Recent Editorial

The Pope cannot solve the world’s problems

Apr 16, 2022

Pope Francis deserves our admiration, prayers and support for his tireless efforts to promote peace and goodwill among nations, peoples and religions, and for constantly reminding us that everything and everybody in the universe are interconnected.
The race to lie

Apr 16, 2022

Following shock and astonishment, the urgency now is to gather the evidence. The crime scene extends over several streets of Bucha.
Editor’s Note

Apr 08, 2022

As Lent draws to a close and we start preparing for Holy Week, let’s take some time to slow down, stop and focus. For hundreds of millions of Christians around the world, Holy Week (from Palm Sunday to Easter) symbolises the very heart of our entire faith, encapsulated into a few days.
No such thing as a just war!

Apr 08, 2022

For Pope, choosing sides means choosing ‘blueprint’ of peace
The three key aspects of Pope Francis’ apology

Apr 08, 2022

While the papal apology has historical, cultural, political and economic aspects, the Holy Father treated this primarily as a religious one, at the service of healing and reconciliation as gifts from God.
Editor’s Note

Apr 01, 2022

Someone recently mentioned that it’s only natural for people to seek self-glorification. The message implied was that, when people talk about their work, it’s because they want recognition. They want to be acknowledged for their hard work, contribution and capability.
The history behind Praedicate Evangelium

Mar 25, 2022

Francis was elected pope in 2013 with a mandate to reform the huge and inefficient Vatican bureaucracy. Soon after his election, he appointed a cabinet of cardinal advisors who have met regularly since then to help him write the document released on March 19.
Pope reforms curia, stresses on evangelisation and laity

Mar 25, 2022

Nine years after taking office, Pope Francis promulgated his constitution reforming the Roman Curia, a project he began with his international Council of Cardinals shortly after taking office in 2013.
Guest Editorial — Tony Magliano

Mar 18, 2022

On a rainy evening in Rome, two Lents ago, a solitary elderly man in white, climbed the numerous steps leading to the front of St Peter’s Basilica.
Editor’s Note

Mar 11, 2022

For many, the season of Lent is marked with personal sacrifice – while some will undertake to eat or do a task they dislike, for others it will be a time for giving up excess in the form of food, drink or activities that detract us from the process of self-reflection.