For many Catholics, the word “post-modernism” triggers unease. It signals moral confusion, distrust of institutions, and a culture where truth feels negotiable. Today, the Church
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We Desperately Need More Saints Today
Last year, I watched Father Anthonyswamy stack boxes of canned goods in the pouring rain. His small rural church had organised a food drive for
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Wedding Feasts and Rejections: Part of Priesthood
Sr Lini Sheeja MSC, Germany – As I was inspired to write an article on “Priesthood”, the first thing that I could visualise about the
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The Power of the Word
[tta_listen_btn] By Tom Thomas – “Oh no! Here they come!” At sharp 8 am, this is the thought going through my mind as the gates
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Charting New Evangelization Through Creative Arts
Fr John Baptist – Bengaluru: A six-day seminar on evangelization through creative arts was conducted at National Biblical Catechetical and Liturgical Centre (NBCLC), Bengaluru from
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A Holier-Than-Thou Attitude is Unacceptable in the Eyes of God
By Dr. Marianne Furtado de Nazareth – The most interesting part for me as a child and even now as an adult, are the parables
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Conservatives and Liberals Unite for Life – It’s The Catholic way!
By Tony Magliano For Catholics who put their faith first, before anything else, there is one way – above all others – to view the
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Lent’s Radical Call to Each Person and Every Nation
By Tony Magliano “Repent and believe in the Gospel” – the call we received from Christ on Ash Wednesday – is a radical call, the
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After US Elections What Next? Let the Gospel Lead the Way!
By Tony Magliano Not only is the United States a divided country, but the Catholic Church in the U.S. is as divided as the nation.
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Pope’s New Encyclical – A Roadmap to Live as One Human Family
By Tony Magliano With so much of humanity sickened in soul and body by greed, self-centered indifference to suffering, inequality, polarization and violence, Pope Francis
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Moral Necessity of Voting With a Well-Formed Catholic Conscience
By Tony Magliano – Put your political party, your conservative/liberal leanings, your wallet and your self-interest on the back burner. And instead, vote with a
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Radical Mediocrity, the Precariats and Gestures Towards Theodicy. Digression I (to be continued)
By Subhasis Chattopadhyay – The nature of scholarship has to change to accommodate the precariat and its quest for the apparently silent God[xxxviii]. God for
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Part I: Why We Need to Revisit the Word of God – Preliminaries (continued)
By Subhasis Chattopadhyay – N. T. Wright’s Scripture and the Authority of God: How to Read the Bible Today (reprint edition of 2013) is one
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Christianity is Proof of the Resurrection!
Fr. Adrian Mascarenhas – Q: Skeptics claim that the Resurrection of Christ was just a hoax, hallucination or superstition. How should Catholics respond? Well, Catholics should
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What Kind of a Leader Are You?
By Chris D’Souza – Do you hold a position of leadership? Even if you don’t, do you lead others in your organization? At home? How
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