Recent Editorial
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The prayer to Mary, the coronavirus and, the crisis of politics
May 03, 2020
On April 25, the feast of St Mark the Evangelist, Pope Francis issued a letter to all the faithful inviting them to “rediscover the beauty of praying
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Pope Francis’ plan for rising again
Apr 26, 2020
A reflection written by Pope Francis appeared on Friday on the website of Vida Nueva. In it he applies Jesus’s resurrection to the current crisis.
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Do not viralize the Sacraments
Apr 26, 2020
“For Christians, familiarity with the Lord is always communitarian,” Pope Francis said during the April 17 morning Mass.
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At its ‘darkest hour,’ message of hope to humanity
Apr 17, 2020
Pope Francis preached a Gospel of hope to a humanity living under fear of the coronavirus pandemic, two thirds of whom are under quarantine or restricted movement, as he commemorated the Resurrection of Jesus at the Easter Vigil celebration in an empty St Peter’s Basilica on April 11.
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Cardinal Bo speaks the unspeakable
Apr 17, 2020
In launching his unprecedented attack on China over its culpability for COVID-19, Myanmar’s Cardinal Charles Maung Bo appears to be on a collision course with both the Vatican’s Secretariat of State and Myanmar’s government and military.
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Jesus’ Sacred Heart is open for you, despite the ‘bitter affliction’ of coronavirus
Apr 11, 2020
The novel coronavirus pandemic’s effects on victims and the closure of churches have deeply pained the Catholic faithful and clergy, but Holy Week is a time to join together to seek God’s mercy and love in the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
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Coping with isolation
Apr 11, 2020
We are all on a sharp learning curve. The virus has reshaped what we had taken for granted in terms of our living. And the best-informed predictions of an end to our constraints and containment are that we won’t see any change till a vaccine comes to our aid. But that won’t be for 12 months by most estimates.
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The Easter mystery in empty churches and around the world
Apr 11, 2020
Easter has a strange flavor this year, one we were no longer used to. The pandemic emergency, which has yet to be brought under control, forces priests to celebrate mass without the people.
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An unusual ‘Urbi et Orbi’ and liturgy during the pandemic
Apr 04, 2020
The coronavirus pandemic is pushing all of us to relativise and prioritise. This is also true for the Catholic Church, or at least it should be.
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Virtual liturgies run risk of ‘de-localisation’
Apr 04, 2020
The forced virtualization of liturgical space during this pandemic runs the risk of a new kind of centralization and de-localization of the Catholic Church.



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