In the last few days, a question kept hammering in my mind. “Quo Vadis?”—which in Latin means “whither thou goest?” It obviously reminded me of the homonymous historical novel written by Henryk Sienkiewicz Quo Vadis:
In today’s multi-digitalized world, each of us can serve as channels of LOVE through our choices. LOVE, a profound and gratuitous gift from God, finds its reflection in Social Media. As gadgets continue to advance,
I bought a few candles from a woman selling them at the corner of the chapel of Our Lady. I had gone there to pay a visit to Our Mother on my way to enjoy
We often hear people say, "I was denied my right to go/to do/to speak," but we seldom hear, "I have a duty to go/to do/to speak." Rights and duties are inseparable, like two sides of
In this interview, Mr. James Ambat shares his journey from a small village in India to founding Building Blocks, an organization transforming lives through education. Discover how his vision and dedication are bridging the gap
Pope Francis’ papacy is notable for its dedication to reforming the Catholic Church’s financial practices. His efforts provide valuable insights into the interplay of faith, finance, and social responsibility. By examining real-life examples and scriptural
Reconciliation, derived from the Latin word "reconciliatio," means "to bring together again" or "to restore." This powerful concept embodies the essence of healing and renewal, inviting us to mend what is broken and forge stronger
The Conference of Religious India North East (CRI North East) unites 80 congregations, including 8 Brothers, 21 priests, and 55 women's congregations, totalling approximately 4,040 women religious, 998 priests, and 52 brothers. Dedicated to enhancing
This is the fifth article in this series, summarizing the contents of volume 5 of the Council Notebooks, which focuses on Sacred Scripture engaging in a dialogue beyond frontiers. Sacred Scripture is the cornerstone of
Do you know which country in the world is the most dangerous place for Catholic priests? The correct answer to that question is dipped in tragic irony, as it is a predominantly Catholic country. Mexico.