Focolare president Margaret Karram upheld the organisation’s ideal of promoting brotherhood among all faiths through dialogue and thus achieving peace. She also referred to Asia as the continent of hope during her visit to the continent.

Focolare president Margaret Karram upheld the organisation’s ideal of promoting brotherhood among all faiths through dialogue and thus achieving peace. She also referred to Asia as the continent of hope during her visit to the continent.
A Latin-Malay dictionary published in Malacca 400 years ago shows that the word ‘Allah’ was already used to describe the biblical God in the local language. Nothing new in the East, therefore.
An age-old evil of subjugating humans is still very much prevalent in our world today. Fr. Emmanuel Parvez bravely fights on for his poverty-stricken parishioners who find themselves in the vice grip of slavery through debt.
The Annual General Assembly of the Pontifical Mission Societies’ work to bolster the effective spread of the good news of the Gospel commenced on May 31, on the heels of Pope Francis’ exhortation to ‘speak with the heart.’
The Portuguese Parliament’s decision to legalize euthanasia is not just a complete mockery of the dignity of life, it reflects the extent of immorality in a society that needs Our Lady more than ever before.
The Conference of Catholic Bishops of Sudan and South Sudan has been calling for prayers and peace in the country, as conflicts continue to ravage other regions like Darfur. The involvement of the United Arab Emirates in supporting conflicting parties raises concerns about their influence in the wider region.
The Vietnamese Catholic Community has come a long way serving God and brethren. May 1, 2023, celebrating the patronal feast at the Fatima parish, was a fitting occasion to thank God for His blessings for the last 15 years.
With the piece of land in the care of the Missionaries of Charity of Motijheel now, one recalls the life and trials of the order’s founder, Mother Teresa. Her inspirational choice has changed the course of life for many and continues to do so.
Vox Antiqua, the acclaimed Hong Kong-based choir, returns to Macau on May 1 to celebrate the Feast of St. Joseph with a special choral programme at two of the city’s most beautiful churches. Led by Andrew Leung, Vox Antiqua will perform William Byrd’s Mass for Four Voices, Gregorian chants, traditional hymns, and works by composers from around the world.
The International Youth Ministry Conference was held at the University of Manila, Philippines, from April 13-15. The event brought together over 700 participants from 30 countries to explore the relationship between the church and young people, the importance of pastoral care, and the ways the laity and the church hierarchy can best serve them. The conference emphasized the need for constant monitoring and attentive accompaniment of young people.