The Cosmic Christ

Individualism is for yesterday! For Hilda Geraghty everything connects and Teilhard de Chardin tells us how!

Apocalypse Soon – or New Pentecost?

Apocalypse means revelation – not the end of everything!

2024 – Irish Catholic Vocations Office Mired in Clericalism

Only ordained priests are called to take risks for Christ?

‘Church is Mission’?

How a medieval mistake about atonement obstructs the ‘Good News’ today.

How the BBC’s ‘Colosseum’ Explains the Creed

The Creed sustained the martyrs of ancient Rome, but was itself weakened by Christendom.

Comeuppance or Confession – A ‘Reckoning’ on Clerical Abuse?

Church leaders must someday follow King David’s example of frank confession.

The Paschal Mystery & the Sign of Jonah

The mystery of eternal life, beyond the death we must endure.

Jesus Did Not Covet – and Renounced Political Power

And yet there are still Catholics who can’t see that power corrupts.

A ‘Reckoning’ on Catholic Clerical Abuse? Seriously?

Will the Universal Synod initiate a full discovery of the roots of secrecy?

The World is Now Scrutinising the Church

For Soline Humbert the issue of clerical abuse of children refuses to go away.

Site Statistics for June 2024

In the month of June 2024 there were 13,989 visits to this site,

from visitors in a total of 113  different countries globally.

975 different pages on the site were visited overall -

in a total of 60,300 viewings.

The most frequently visited pages were ‘Prayer of the Faithful’, ‘Synodality’, ‘René Girard’, ‘ACI Objectives’ and ‘Faith Formation’.

Top of the list of viewing countries were the USA (3,470 visits) and Japan (1,118 visits), the UK (1,052 visits) and Ireland (871 visits).

As some visitors are based in lands where Christians are in danger we cannot display a complete global map of visiting countries, or a complete list.

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