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From the Director - Brightness and the power to challenge Today in the Church we seem to need a symbol that will unite us. A symbol that will provide a coherent vision to give us hope, inspire us... (more) |
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Fr Cyril’s long held belief was that New Testament’s strength lay in its ability to adapt to its host society without any diminishment of its gospel truths. (more) |
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Of mobile phones in unlikely places There are obvious benefits to putting phones in the hands of the population. People who live far from the towns can now call some medically trained person in case of sickness or accident. On the other hand, easy-to-obtain mobile telephones make coordinating the business of terrorists easier. (more) |
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When he eventually got home his wife had been buried and his home had been burned by village elders; they believed his wife to be a witch. (more) |
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Environmental good news stories are rare, especially in the area of protecting biodiversity. (more) |
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Reflection - The tiny sentences of life As a character in Sebastian Barry’s novel 'The Secret Scripture’ says, referring to his wife, ''We have neglected the tiny sentences of life and now the big ones are beyond our reach.” (more) |
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Update on Missionary work of Australian Columbans. (more) |