Tag: holiness
Q&A with Fr Flader: Are Catholics called to do more than...
Sunday Mass is the foundation of Catholic life, but every baptised person is also called to holiness and to bring Christ's light into the world.
The prophet Elias also felt exhausted and fearful
Bold and decisive actions are not the only way to serve God. We also serve in stillness and humdrum moments.
Monica Doumit: Celebrating women as women
I have a love-hate relationship with International Women’s Day, but this year, I’m choosing to baptise it, writes Monica Doumit.
Catholic schools for future saints
What do you desire? This question is asked of each Dominican when we receive the habit of the order.
Letters reveal another side to Sr Wendy Beckett
The art historian and 90s TV star was a contemplative, a holy woman and perhaps a saint says author and friend Robert Ellsberg
Sr Wendy...
Elizabeth Arblaster: Building the Tower of Babel or the House of...
We need to stop and prayerfully ask ourselves, ‘What actions will really lead to the renewal of our parishes?’
Dr Philippa Martyr: One question the Plenary should ask
Last week I was musing about how beige Catholicism has almost smothered us to death in Australia. Certainly, it’s hard to find evidence of...
St Teresa of Avila teaches importance of prayer, pope says
The Spanish saint's union with Christ through prayer made her an "exceptional woman," Pope Francis said.
Q&A with Fr John Flader: Out of the Catholic comfort zone
Dear Father, In the gospel there are radical counsels, like take up your cross, blessed are the poor in spirit, sell what you have,...
Body of Carlo Acutis venerated in Assisi
Teenager's body found 'not incorrupt' but will inspire many while on display before his beatification.
Setting the world on fire: life in the Holy Spirit
It is not sufficient for us to confine our Christian life to the pews of the parish Church and a scattering of prayers in the home, without commitment to the issues of our time and the presenting challenges of the world
Sainthood cleared for Charles de Foucauld
Pope Francis will raise 20th century contemplative who inspired two religious congregations to the altars.



















