Continued divisions between Christians constitute a scandal, Archbishop J. Michael Miller said during an ecumenical service for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity “We are thus called to repent … Continued
4th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Year AFirst Reading: Zep 2:3; 3:12-13Second Reading: 1 Cor 1:26-31Gospel Reading: Mt 5:1-12a God made us with a natural desire for happiness, which only he … Continued
Saints Cyril (826-869) and Methodius (815-885) were blood brothers born in Thessalonica (modern-day Salonika), Greece. Their baptismal names were Constantine and Michael and received the names Cyril and Methodius when … Continued
The possibilities for, and interest in, artificial intelligence are growing rapidly. In particular, broad public interest is being driven by a service called ChatGPT, quietly released in November and now … Continued
Within minutes of Cardinal Pell’s death (may he rest in peace), two documents became public, one of them written by him only days before. The second document was written by … Continued
Next week is the annual Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, but a small-scale version of it took place last week at Holy Rosary Cathedral. The memorial Mass for Pope … Continued
I will be the first to admit that I didn’t know a lot about Pope Benedict XVI. The news about his recent passing saddened me, but honestly I didn’t quite … Continued
Although it is among the best films of 2022, it is doubtful that The Banshees of Inisherin will find the audience it deserves, partly because if its very quirkiness, partly because … Continued
“The world offers you comfort, but you were not made for comfort. You were made for greatness!” ~ Joseph Ratzinger. The death of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI has prompted many … Continued
I, along with many others, am profoundly struck by Pope Benedict’s last words on this earth. “Lord, I love you” was whispered by the 95-year-old Pontiff on the day of … Continued