A look at Catholic newsmakers of 2021 – Catholic World Report
The past year had no shortage of news in the Catholic realm, both in the Vatican and beyond. Read on
Month: December 2021
How Did the Saints React to Boredom?
One of the most important conversions in the history of the Church occurred partially as the result of a problem
Joint session of the Hoy Synod and the Supreme Church Council of the Russian Church | Orthodox Times (en)
On December 28, 2021, Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia presided over a joint session of the Holy Synod
Omicron symptoms: What they are and how the new Covid variant differs from previous strains
Everything you need to know about the new variant, including slowing its transmission and the protection offered by vaccines and
Today’s ✠Challoner Meditation: December 30th On the conclusion of the year
Today’s ✠Challoner Meditation: November 25th on the parable of the Talents, Matt xxv
Carissimi; Today’s Mass: Sunday in the Octave of Christmas
During the Octaves of the Epiphany, Easter and Pentecost, the Church is so absorbed in the respective mysteries that she puts off everything that could share her attention; whereas during this Octave of Christmas, there is only one day which does not celebrate the memory of some glorious Saint, and our Infant Jesus is surrounded by a choir of heroes who loved and served him…
How the Covid omicron rules will affect your New Year’s Eve plans
Prof Chris Whitty has said people should prioritise events that matter most to them, but that parties are still allowed
Child Jesus, the only light of hope in the dark night of our time – Voice of the Family
The darkness of the first Christmas was not only that of a cold winter night in Bethlehem. It was also
UK Settlement Sends Clear Message–‘Religious Freedom Isn’t Dead’ | Billy Graham Evangelistic Association – UK
In a victory for churches and Christian organizations in the United Kingdom, a settlement has been reached between the Billy