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Archbishop Ryan Jimenez said it was not enough to aim for tolerance, but rather for true communion, which was “a shared life marked by encounter, dialogue and mutual transformation, rather than merely coexistence of cultures”. ...
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“It’s important to preserve this sense of wonder,” she says. And in the way she says it, I understand that it is not a platitude. It is a discipline. A daily choice....
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Participants gathered in Rome for a conference dedicated to reflecting on the pastoral, spiritual, human, and intellectual formation needed for the emerging mission field of digital evangelisation....
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Cardinal José Tolentino de Mendonça—a poet and Prefect of the Dicastery for Culture and Education—reflects on the connection between poetic art and peace in an interview with Vatican News....
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The strongest winds of 2025 whipped Western Sydney and the Blue Mountains over the weekend – an uncanny echo of the first Pentecost, when a “sound like the rush of a violent wind” filled the house where the disciples were gathered (Acts 2:2). That same Spirit stirred across 47 parishes...
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Imagine that a parent decides to hand over the keys to a Ferrari to one of their children. Apart from the potential damage, it is hard to conceive the idea that a reasonable adult would even entertain the thought of such an irresponsible action. Yet the dangers to which...
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The French philosopher and the Argentinian pontiff understood the dangers of being uprooteded from culture and collectivities — and both provide us with tools to assist us in the intellectual and practical labour needed to pursue a common good....
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The wisdom born of literature instils in the reader greater perspective, a sense of limits, the ability to value experience over cognitive and critical thinking, and to embrace a poverty that brings extraordinary riches....
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The path from culture war to solidarity is not a path of enlightenment. It's a journey of disorientation that takes us from fear to love. So my animating exhortation tonight actually comes from that wonderful, early modern saint and mystic, Saint Teresa of Ávila....
Archbishop Ryan Jimenez said it was not enough to aim for tolerance, but rather for true communion, which was “a shared life marked by encounter, dialogue and mutual transformation, rather than merely coexistence of cultures”. ...
“It’s important to preserve this sense of wonder,” she says. And in the way she says it, I understand that it is not a platitude. It is a discipline. A daily choice....
Participants gathered in Rome for a conference dedicated to reflecting on the pastoral, spiritual, human, and intellectual formation needed for the emerging mission field of digital evangelisation....
Cardinal José Tolentino de Mendonça—a poet and Prefect of the Dicastery for Culture and Education—reflects on the connection between poetic art and peace in an interview with Vatican News....
The strongest winds of 2025 whipped Western Sydney and the Blue Mountains over the weekend – an uncanny echo of the first Pentecost, when a “sound like the rush of a violent wind” filled the house where the disciples were gathered (Acts 2:2). That same Spirit stirred across 47 parishes...
Imagine that a parent decides to hand over the keys to a Ferrari to one of their children. Apart from the potential damage, it is hard to conceive the idea that a reasonable adult would even entertain the thought of such an irresponsible action. Yet the dangers to which...
The French philosopher and the Argentinian pontiff understood the dangers of being uprooteded from culture and collectivities — and both provide us with tools to assist us in the intellectual and practical labour needed to pursue a common good....
The wisdom born of literature instils in the reader greater perspective, a sense of limits, the ability to value experience over cognitive and critical thinking, and to embrace a poverty that brings extraordinary riches....
The path from culture war to solidarity is not a path of enlightenment. It's a journey of disorientation that takes us from fear to love. So my animating exhortation tonight actually comes from that wonderful, early modern saint and mystic, Saint Teresa of Ávila....