The Study of Catholic Doctrine: an Option or a Duty?
Sailors once steered by the stars. Is the study of Catholic doctrine an option or a duty for every Christian who wants to keep his course?
Catholic Doctrine
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The Supreme Priesthood
In a world without symbols or sacrifice, a reflection on the supreme priesthood of Jesus Christ, foreshadowed by the high priest of the Old Testament.
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The Brilliant Trajectory of an Historic Pope
Theologian, diplomat and pastor: a look back at the brilliant trajectory of Pope Benedict XVI, a historic Pope.
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Conscience – “By this we shall know that we are of the truth!”
Like a paratrooper before his first jump, we need a sure guide. What conscience is and how it shows that we are of the truth.
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Called to Purity of Heart
Music speaks directly to the soul. A reflection, inspired by a story from Wales, on the call to purity of heart.
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Eucharistic Devotion of St. Thomas Aquinas – Living Example of Theology
The Eucharistic devotion of St. Thomas Aquinas, who prayed before the Tabernacle at night: a living example of theology.
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Servant of God Marcel Van, CSsR – Apostle of Love in Vietnam
Servant of God Marcel Van, CSsR, Apostle of Love in Vietnam: the story of a boy who found his vocation through St. Thérèse.
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Called to Render Great Service to the Church
General and special providence: how God calls certain souls to render great service to the Church.
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Abortion Law: Law or “Abortion” of Law?
Abortion law: law or the abortion of law? A reflection on the defence of life and conscientious objection, prompted by Pope Francis’s words.
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The Perfect Priest
A reflection on the fullness of the priesthood and on Jesus Christ, the perfect priest, foretold since the darkest night of time.
