Focus
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When doubt sneaks in
Apr 15, 2015
“Everything is possible to one who has faith.” So declares Jesus, as he is about to cure a man’s son possessed by an “unclean” spirit in Mark 9:23.
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Wandering through doubt to reach a profound faith
Apr 15, 2015
The words of Jesus spoken to Thomas the apostle capture succinctly the issue of faith and doubt.
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Walter Kasper, the ‘Pope’s theologian’, reveals the brains behind Francis’ heart
Apr 15, 2015
Pope Francis has repeatedly said he expects his papacy to be a brief one, but Cardinal Walter Kasper is working to ensure that the pope's legacy endures long after Francis leaves the scene.
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Jewish roots in our Passover—Paschal celebrations
Apr 09, 2015
As Catholics around the globe prepare for the Easter Triduum, the three-day period beginning with Holy Thursday and culminating in the celebration of Easter, the Jewish community prepares for its own liturgical celebration of Passover, remembering how God freed their ancestors from slavery in Egypt.
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Food for Thought
Apr 09, 2015
A lot of anxious eyes are waiting for the arrival of Pope Francis’ much talked about encyclical letter on the environment — some to laud it and others to attack it. Yet none of the encyclical has found its way to the public.
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To care for creation and make it flourish
Apr 09, 2015
There are good reasons Christians ought to care for the environment and adopt its well-being as a matter of genuine concern.
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The Passion of Jesus
Apr 09, 2015
The renowned spiritual writer Henri Nouwen, shares how he once went to a hospital to visit a man dying of cancer.
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Food for Thought
Apr 06, 2015
Pope Francis picked 2014’s Divine Mercy Sunday as the day to canonize St. John Paul II due to the late pope’s institution of the feast.
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Finding the meaning of mercy
Apr 06, 2015
Several years ago, the Catholic Church designated the Sunday after Easter as Divine Mercy Sunday.
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Sunday Reflection
Change begins with us
Reflecting on our Sunday Readings with Fr Philip Tay, OCD
