The Goan Network – PANAJI: Archbishop of Karachi Joseph Coutts, a prelate of Goan-origin who was elevated to the College of Cardinals during the Ordinary
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Month: June 2018
Weekend Homily: Motivated by Faith
By Fr Eugene Lobo, SJ – The virtue of faith and the necessity of faith is the dominating theme of today’s readings. Faith is our
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Examining 2 Prominent Post-Conciliar Models: Communion & Servant
By Fr K J Thomas – The Second Vatican Council has remained as the launching pad for all theological reflections for the last fifty years.
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How Births & Deaths Are Changing Religious Populations
By Verghese V Joseph – As the world’s largest religious group, Christians had the most births and deaths of any group between 2010 and 2015.
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Akasei Seema: Yearning for the Skies!
By Sr. Dr. Teresa Joseph, FMA – June 9 saw a very unique official release of ‘Akasei Seema’, Assamese Translation of the English Best Seller
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Feast: Birthday of John the Baptist
By Fr Eugene Lobo, SJ – Today the Sunday liturgy of ordinary time gives way to a feast, a great feast: that of the Birth
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Homily for Youth: The Nativity of St. John the Baptist
By Fr Antony Christy, SDB – I always insist, there are no coincidences. There are only miracles! One constant and incomparable miracle in human life
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The Church Needs Lay People Who Dare to Dream
Sr. Dr. Teresa Joseph, FMA The Laity Sunday brings us a splendid opportunity to reflect on the vocation and role of Laity. Pope Francis has
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Weekend Homily: Journeying With Christ
By Fr Eugene Lobo, SJ – Twelfth Sunday of Ordinary time June 24, 2018 Everyone in this world is anxious or fearful about something. It
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Laity Sunday: Spirit-Empowered, Faith-Filled and Community-Imbued
By Leon Bent – Laity Sunday celebrates the ministry of all Christians, as their lives are empowered for ministry by the Holy Spirit. Laity Sunday
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If My Friends and I Were Mary and Elizabeth at the Visitation…
By Susanna D – In those days Sue set out after procrastinating for a few weeks, obsessively checking ‘what to expect in your first trimester
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Are Weeping Statues Miraculous or a Hoax?
By Philip Kosloski – The Church is always cautious when investigating extraordinary claims. News of weeping statues makes headlines every year, attracting thousands of Christians seeking
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Concluding Chapter XXXIII of ‘I Believe’: Amen
By Fr Joseph B Francis – We have come to the conclusion of the Creed and we conclude with a resounding act of faith: AMEN.
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Hindus and Catholics Together in Washington, D.C.
This article appeared in July 2016, however, we find it is still relevant in today’s context and happy to reproduce Fr. Francis Clooney’s post here.
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Monday With a Saint: ‘The Miracles of St. Anthony of Padua’ by Titian (1510)
By Joynel Fernandes – Tiziano Vecelli (anglicized as Titian) is one of the greatest painters of the Venetian school of High Renaissance art. Born in
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