Recent Editorial

Youth, lights in the dark night

Aug 04, 2023

We live in an increasingly secular world. Pope Francis has stated that modern societies belittle the practice of the faith through cultural irony, considering faith something for the old to practise.
Faith in the future as an act of remembering the past

Aug 04, 2023

It is we who keep the ongoing legacy of the Second Vatican Council alive, and together we will help to map the future that lies ahead of us
Synod on Synodality to open debate on wide range of hot topics

Jun 30, 2023

Decision-making methods, the place of women, migrants, homosexuals, cultural traditions, climate change, priestly formation. Rarely has a document from Rome covered so many themes in such an open manner.
Overcome the dark clouds

Jun 17, 2023

Embrace the future with hope
Editor’s Note

Jun 09, 2023

A survey conducted by The Pew Research Centre (What Americans Know about Religion ? Pew Research Study, July 2019) concluded that many Catholics do not fully understand the fundamental teaching of the Church concerning the real presence of our Lord in the Eucharist.
More than ever, we need diocesan news media

Jun 02, 2023

When my wife bought a Subaru a few years ago, we not only got a car. We also received a company magazine called Drive. Subaru was trying to use a “membership magazine” to build a relationship with us as well as sell us more stuff. We usually tossed the magazine in our recycling bin.
Editor’s Note

May 26, 2023

Over the past 60 years, temperatures in the Asia-Pacific region have increased faster than the global mean. According to scientists, the past eight years have been the warmest on record globally, with 2016 being the hottest.
What convinced me that we need more women leading at the Vatican

May 19, 2023

The Synod on Synodality has shown that the Church’s future does not depend solely on priests or bishops but instead, will involve more laypeople — and specifically women — than ever before.
Synodality: is it for them or for us?

May 19, 2023

Our Christian faith is based on an extraordinary claim. The divine Other, the One who set in motion our universe, cared enough to actually become one with us, to be enfleshed, to live — and die — among us to show us that we are loved in all our physical and moral frailty.
Viktor Orbán and Pope Francis: A paradoxical relationship

May 05, 2023

Upon his arrival in Budapest on Friday, April 28, Pope Francis will be received by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, with whom he has had differences in the past. The war in Ukraine has changed things.