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Holy Week as we knew it developed after Christians were free to practice their faith openly. In Jerusalem they could follow the path of Jesus in his last week, beginning with his entry into Jerusalem through his Last Supper with his disciples, and concluding with his crucifixion and resurrection....
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Interview: Jesuit theologian Father Alban Massie described the Vatican’s International Theological Commission’s new document Jesus Christ, Son of God, Savior, released to mark the 1,700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea, as a groundbreaking text with a distinctive methodology....
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The Iftar dinner, held during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, coincided with Lent this year, allowing both Christian and Muslim attendees to reflect together....
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Iraq bears the scars of a slow exodus of Christians. Yet, some choose to return to the country....
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The patriarch said he is “optimistic, as there is goodwill and willingness on both sides.”...
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Faced with limited communication and government restrictions, Laos’ Catholic community is resilient, driven by local clergy and dedicated laypeople. The head of the Catholic Bishops Conference of Laos and Cambodia calls this steadfast faith a “small miracle.”...
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Multi-faith climate change services were held across Australia and the Pacific to support the launch of an open letter that calls on the Albanese Government to move beyond fossil fuels....
Holy Week as we knew it developed after Christians were free to practice their faith openly. In Jerusalem they could follow the path of Jesus in his last week, beginning with his entry into Jerusalem through his Last Supper with his disciples, and concluding with his crucifixion and resurrection....
Interview: Jesuit theologian Father Alban Massie described the Vatican’s International Theological Commission’s new document Jesus Christ, Son of God, Savior, released to mark the 1,700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea, as a groundbreaking text with a distinctive methodology....
The Iftar dinner, held during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, coincided with Lent this year, allowing both Christian and Muslim attendees to reflect together....
Iraq bears the scars of a slow exodus of Christians. Yet, some choose to return to the country....
The patriarch said he is “optimistic, as there is goodwill and willingness on both sides.”...
Faced with limited communication and government restrictions, Laos’ Catholic community is resilient, driven by local clergy and dedicated laypeople. The head of the Catholic Bishops Conference of Laos and Cambodia calls this steadfast faith a “small miracle.”...
Multi-faith climate change services were held across Australia and the Pacific to support the launch of an open letter that calls on the Albanese Government to move beyond fossil fuels....