chhotebhai – Where was the Holy Family when Herod ordered the killing of the children in Bethlehem? As we approach Christmas, this question began to
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Tag: Christ
Illness and Wellness: ‘The Hundred Guilder Print’ by Rembrandt (1647 – 1649)
By Joynel Fernandes – ‘It is hard to describe the greatest painter of the north and the greatest printmaker of them all, because Rembrandt is
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The Power of the Word
By Tom Thomas – “Oh no! Here they come!” At sharp 8 am, this is the thought going through my mind as the gates open
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Jesuit Founder St. Ignatius of Loyola – A True Mystic
On July 31, the Universal Church marks the feast day of St. Ignatius of Loyola. The Spanish saint is known for founding the Society of
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Experience a Renewed Encounter wIth Jesus
The memories about the death of Jesus on the cross on Calvary were very fresh in the minds of the apostles (and other disciples) and
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Mark’s Paschal Mystery Internalised
Leon Bent – Oscar Wilde in A Woman of No Importance, narrates: “The only difference between the saint and the sinner is that, every saint
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He is Our Only Hope
Francis Gayang csc – Easter Vigil marks the end of Lenten observance. On this night the church invites us to contemplate on the necessary death
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Waiting in Joyful Expectation of the Messiah
By Leon Bent – The Catholic Liturgy is an album in which every epoch of Church history immortalizes itself. Therein, one can find various pictures
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The Resurrection of Christ and its Optimistic Impact on Man and Culture
By Fr Mathew Thankachen O.Praem. – Ever since the origin of humanity, based on Biblical account and evolutionary records, life has been one of continued
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A Good Friday Reflection on Jesus’ Suffering with the World
By Tony Magliano Pope Francis has often urged us to prayerfully meditate before the crucifix. Because by prayerfully meditating before the crucifix, one can see
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Incarnating Christmas
By Soroj Mullick, SDB – Unlike other years, we are forced to face this Christmas differently, without much of feasting with family and friends. There
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The God of Christmas Never Sleeps Nor Slumbers
By Most Rev. Dr. A. Stephen Bishop of Tuticorin Christmas as we know, is a period of joy and celebration, exchange of gifts, families coming
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ICM Anniversary Special: The Desert Experience During Lockdown Period
Carrying on from yesterday’s inspiration article on facing crisis, Fr Antony Christy sdb reflects with us the desert experience of our forefathers during the Biblical
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Budapest International Eucharistic Congress Postponed to Sept 2021
By Verghese V Joseph – Due to the current COVID-18 health situation and its consequences on the movement and aggregation of faithful and pilgrims, the
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Stand Up for Christ During This Lent
By Most Rev Salvadore Lobo, Bishop of Baruipur – The church minus sacrifice, fast and penance coupled with prayer and discernment lacks faith and courage
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