DIOCESAN NEWS
God's Word makes it clear to us today that believing in him means also a rejection of the imperial mindset and practice that is contrary to the Christian ethics of justice, love and compassion. (Read More)
There’s a difference between being in bloom and being fruitful. Take a flower for example. It begins as a wee bud, hardly noticeable, and eventually in full bloom grows into a beautiful flower. (Read More)
With all of the very real dangers an unsecured AI poses to humanity – dangers that must not be ignored – on the other hand, AI has real potential to greatly assist us in building a much better world. (Read More)
In our contemporary world shaped to a large degree, by the ethic of consumerism, it is good to pause and reflect on the heart of our Christian faith, which presents us with a counter narrative. (Read More)
Pope Leo XIV’s late-July remarks on his American roots and the Ceuta crisis reframe migration itself: stability without justice becomes containment, peace without dignity more than silence at a checkpoint, and every border a test of whom a society will see. (Read More)