Focus
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A conversion of heart for the planet’s sake
Mar 10, 2016
During Lent, Christians examine their conscience to consider the steps they can take to change their lives to better follow Jesus.
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Patriarch Kirill with Pope Francis
Mar 04, 2016
After almost a thousand years that have failed to bring about any meeting between the head of the Catholic Church and the head of Russian Orthodox Chu
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Religious and theological underpinning of Global Islamist Terror
Mar 04, 2016
There is no way a community, much less a global community like Muslims, can live all by itself, wallowing in its own backward thoughts, nursing its own victimhood.
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Research on Muslim conversion reveals global trends
Mar 04, 2016
Daphne, a convert to Islam, works as a volunteer with a community group that supports Excellence, a private Muslim school.
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Food for Thought
Mar 03, 2016
In a 2014 column for the National Catholic Reporter newspaper, Heidi Schlumpf said burying the dead was "like the lonely stepchild of the corporal wor
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Showing love and dignity for others, even in death
Mar 03, 2016
Of the seven corporal works of mercy, only one is not found in Matthew 25:31-46: bury the dead.
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It takes a community to bury the dead
Mar 03, 2016
Sometimes the dead are buried in nothing short of an appalling manner. Think of the Nazi regime's mass burials in the 1940s of countless Jews murdered
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Food for Thought
Feb 26, 2016
In September 2015, Pope Francis put into action the corporal work of mercy that tells us to visit the imprisoned.
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Helping those in prisons, seen and unseen
Feb 26, 2016
During this Year of Mercy instituted by Pope Francis, we're called to become extensions of God's mercy to others, particularly through the spiritual and corporal works of mercy -- acts of charity and love toward others.
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Visiting the imprisoned
Feb 26, 2016
The prisoner's name was Federico, and he was sharing with his visitor the challenge of coping with society's attitudes toward those like him.
Sunday Reflection
Our lives should reflect the Spirit
Reflecting on our Sunday Readings with Fr Philip Tay, OCD