Young adults want Church to teach the undiluted truth
Philadelphia's Archbishop Charles Chaput was so deeply impressed by a challenging letter he received from a young man that he asked his permission to share it with his diocese. The 26-year-old father of three children wrote about his concerns and hopes for the coming Synod on Young People and the Faith. He welcomed the Church’s growing focus on evangelisation of the “Nones”, people who claim to have no religion. But he was disturbed by recent claims being made by several prominent figures in Rome and throughout Church leadership.
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Africa fighting back against today's Western oppression
What demands or conditions are attached to the official aid that Ireland gives directly or through the EU to African countries? Do these conditions aim to benefit the African people or to impose a corrupt Western agenda on the world's poorest people? Obianuju Ekeocha from Nigeria has written a new book claiming that so-called humanitarian aid now almost always comes with anti-life strings attached.
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Homily: We Can Know The Truth |
Homily: The Greatest Crisis in the Church today |
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East Europe states see need for moral lawThe modern world’s widespread loss of faith in God and in the natural law is undermining justice in society and democracy itself, Cardinal Peter Erdo of Budapest told students in Columbia University, New York. “It is difficult for the state to decide what is good for man,” said Erdo, “without some foundation in natural law and a religious worldview.”
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By Fr Brian McKevitt O.P.
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