What does the Catholic phrase “world without end” mean?
Many Catholic prayers in the English language conclude with the phrase, “world without end,” or alternatively with, “forever and ever.” The “Glory Be” is one prayer that concludes in this way.
An unbelievable discovery: Uncovering the site of John the Baptist’s martyrdom
Lost for more than a thousand years after it was destroyed by the Romans at the end of the First Jewish Revolt in 71/72 A.D., the site of Herod’s palace was definitively identified in 1968...
Week of Prayer for Christian Unity – Biblical reflections Day 5
We bring you the fifth in a series of Biblical reflections for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, which has been jointly prepared...
How laypeople can baptize in an emergency
Baptism is a beautiful sacrament, one that opens the doorway to God’s grace into a person’s soul, initiating them into a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
Week of Prayer for Christian Unity – Biblical reflections Day 2
We bring you the second in a series of Biblical reflections for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, which has been jointly prepared...
New Testament Heroes
The "New Testament Heroes" is a series of videos of Bible Heroes produced by Fr Henry Siew from Church Of The Holy Cross, Singapore.
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