Education amid conflict in the Holy Land
Former Bethlehem University Vice-Chancellor De La Salle Brother Peter Bray explains the Holy Land conflict’s history, explains life under occupation.
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Pope’s November intention
Pope Leo invites prayers for responsible wealth use, urging detachment, generosity and transforming resources into instruments of fraternity and mercy.
A Catholic visionary in Islamic finance
Indonesian Catholic businessman Haryanto Solichin champions inclusive Islamic finance, promoting ethical, transparent, purpose-driven values and interfaith leadership for global harmony.
Interfaith dialogue amid war and trauma
Jewish-Christian educator Hana Bendcowsky reflects on dialogue, trauma, faith and coexistence, highlighting religious literacy and reconciliation amid conflict and division.
Ancient roots, modern fears
Jerusalem Christian Sami El-Yousef outlines the fragile yet enduring Christian presence in Palestine, the Church’s institutions, Gaza’s devastation and injustice.
Identity, exile and the illusion of safety
Israeli Jesuit Father David Neuhaus, theologian, reflects on identity, conflict’s roots, misuse of Scripture, and illusions of security through domination.
The manipulation of fear
Redemptorist Cardinal Joe William Tobin of Newark reflects on how fear is deliberately manipulated to otherise and dehumanise perceived enemies.
Pope’s October intention
Pope Leo invites prayer for mental health ministry: welcoming silent sufferers, supporting caregivers, and integrating care into communities as mercy.
France’s faith revival
France sees faith resurgence as Pope Leo XIV’s visit highlights 21,000 catechumens in 2026, underscoring dramatic rise in youth baptisms.
A Christian response to hostility
Auxiliary Bishop Dominic Savio Fernandes of Bombay speaks on Christians’ response amid rising hostility and Freedom of Religion laws debate.
Gaza: Trauma and resilience
Toronto-based Palestinian Christian psychotherapist Hammam Farah leverages his trauma expertise and personal connections to advocate for Gaza’s healing and justice.
The Gospel of a Just Peace
Ukrainian Redemptorist Father Ihor stressed Ukraine’s fight is for survival and just peace amid fears that geopolitical calculations overshadow justice.
Pope’s September intention
Pope Leo XIV urges prayers: protect water, appreciate with gratitude, justice, moderation, and defend everyone’s right to equal drinkable access.
Catholic influencer culture
Sr. Theresa Aletheia, Sisters of the Little Way, insists evangelization begins with vulnerability, honesty, and moral awareness, not metrics or images.
Faith as a journey
Canadian philosopher Charles Taylor, renowned for his intellectual political philosophy, describes faith’s journey as a transformative higher way of being.