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We live in a world where individual success is pursued more than the common good, self-survival is prioritized over shared security, domestic interests are sought at the expense of international obligations....
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Called to Walk Together offers a rare point of view in the world of pastoral renewal: a genuine, close, and honest record of what synodal listening really looks like inside an ordinary parish....
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As I began the Jubilee Year of St Francis at the Conventual Franciscan Parish in Kellyville, it is only fitting that today I am here in a Capuchin Parish of Plumpton to mark its conclusion. We are inspired by this great saint to live the Gospel more deeply and...
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God has given us the freedom to say ‘Yes’ or ‘No.’ Do we do so only intellectually or with a complete change of heart as well? It is easy to say ‘Yes’ in the morning of life but as life lays more challenges before us our ’Yes’ can easily...
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Jesus who associated himself with the lowly and at the same time laid bare the narrow mindset of the privileged. At the end of the day, it is by our works of love, outreach and care for the oppressed and disadvantaged that set us apart as his true disciples....
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The suffering of children shows why refugees matter and why we should continue to accompany them and to plead their cause. For human beings to live decently, not being killed or allowed to die is not enough....
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We live in the world in which people with status, power, success and wealth often dominate the headlines....
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People often ask why I keep returning to Vietnam each year. The answer is found not in the places I visit but in the people I meet....
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As the Vatican hosts a conference exploring how technology is changing art, culture, and the human mind, organisers reflect on the need for prudence when approaching the creative boost that artificial intelligence offers humanity....
We live in a world where individual success is pursued more than the common good, self-survival is prioritized over shared security, domestic interests are sought at the expense of international obligations....
Called to Walk Together offers a rare point of view in the world of pastoral renewal: a genuine, close, and honest record of what synodal listening really looks like inside an ordinary parish....
As I began the Jubilee Year of St Francis at the Conventual Franciscan Parish in Kellyville, it is only fitting that today I am here in a Capuchin Parish of Plumpton to mark its conclusion. We are inspired by this great saint to live the Gospel more deeply and...
God has given us the freedom to say ‘Yes’ or ‘No.’ Do we do so only intellectually or with a complete change of heart as well? It is easy to say ‘Yes’ in the morning of life but as life lays more challenges before us our ’Yes’ can easily...
Jesus who associated himself with the lowly and at the same time laid bare the narrow mindset of the privileged. At the end of the day, it is by our works of love, outreach and care for the oppressed and disadvantaged that set us apart as his true disciples....
The suffering of children shows why refugees matter and why we should continue to accompany them and to plead their cause. For human beings to live decently, not being killed or allowed to die is not enough....
People often ask why I keep returning to Vietnam each year. The answer is found not in the places I visit but in the people I meet....
As the Vatican hosts a conference exploring how technology is changing art, culture, and the human mind, organisers reflect on the need for prudence when approaching the creative boost that artificial intelligence offers humanity....