Recent Editorial
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Did primitive earthly life begin from 3.3 billion years ago?
Mar 10, 2017
An international team has found evidence of microfossils in the “Nuvvuagittuq Greenstone Belt” on the coast of Hudson Bay in north-eastern Quebec in Canada.
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Education is key to the renewal of sacred music
Mar 10, 2017
Pope Francis said that, while liturgical music has often struggled to live up to the quality and beauty the mystery of the Eucharist requires, we can promote its renewal by investing in a solid musical education for clergy and laity.
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Pope Francis to South Sudan with the Anglican Primate Welby
Mar 05, 2017
A one day journey to South Sudan, without spending the night in the country ravaged by war.
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Young people called to play a decisive role in 2018 Synod of Bishops
Mar 05, 2017
Cardinal Lorenzo Baldisseri has begun an ambitious campaign to make sure the Church’s youngest members play a decisive role in shaping the agenda at the next gathering of the Synod of Bishops, scheduled for the autumn of 2018.
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Reforming Saudi Arabia
Mar 03, 2017
Saudi Arabia is a mix of archaic traditions and futuristic ambitions. Its leadership wants to adapt to modern technology and economics but, at the same time, preserve much of its religious and cultural heritage.
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What has Pope Francis taught us four years into his papacy?
Feb 25, 2017
When I reflect on four years of Pope Francis, my brain conjures an image of a man (in a white cassock, of course) straining to push a giant armoire across a cavernous room. Spoiler alert — the armoire is the Church.
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China kicks out Christian missionaries
Feb 25, 2017
Officials from China’s communist government have expelled dozens of South Korean Christian missionaries following a series of police raids on church groups.
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Uprooting toxic inequality
Feb 24, 2017
In itself inequality is not harmful. It is part of the diversity proper in any human society. But the inequality that is now in question is toxic because it is extreme when measured by any scale, and because it is programmed to increase.
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Latin or native language?
Feb 18, 2017
The tightly controlled and highly centralised approach to the translation of liturgical texts that has reigned in the Roman Catholic Church over the past fifteen years is likely coming to an end.
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Pope praises expansion of historic Jesuit magazine
Feb 17, 2017
As the historic Jesuit-run paper La Civilta Cattolica for the first time rolled out four new language editions other than Italian, Pope Francis praised their work, urging the writers to have a healthy dose of restlessness, openness and imagination.



Sunday Reflection
Trusting in God: The key to true prosperity
Reflecting on our Sunday Readings with Fr Philip Tay, OCD
