How a forgotten nun’s visions shed ‘new light’ on the life of St. Joseph
St. Joseph does not have any words recorded in Sacred Scripture, but the published meditations of an 18th-century Italian nun offer the chance to imagine the details of the Holy Family’s daily life as it might have been from the perspective of the foster father of Jesus.
What the youths are praying for this Lent
"Help us not to be the weeds in your garden. Instead, lead us closer to you and give us the wisdom to make choices that will please you."
ONE NATION 2021 CAMPAIGN
About 17 youths and working adults joined a Global Challenge to listen and watch the Word of God.
‘Historic discovery’ of ancient Biblical fragments made in Israel
Archaeologists have unearthed fragments of a 1,900-year-old Biblical scroll in Israel, in what experts are calling the most important discovery in the last 60 years.
Parish offers opportunity to avail Confession in the pandemic
In spite of the pandemic, Sacred Heart Cathedral parish offers to parishioners the opportunity to avail the grace of Confession as a concrete way of preparation to celebrate the paschal mystery of Easter with renewed hearts.
Pope: “I too kneel on the streets of Myanmar”
Pope Francis yet again makes a heartfelt appeal for an end to violence in Myanmar as security forces continue their brutal crackdown on anti-coup demonstrators.