An invitation to contemplate the nature of love, what it really is, why it matters, and how it shapes the way we live, relate, and care for others. This reflection explores the idea that true love is not something we earn or create on our own but something we receive first from God. It is through...

In our Western culture, we often associate the word justice with some radical activism that includes public demonstrations and bold social media rants. It also appears to be an all-in or all-out type of lifestyle—either you are a social justice warrior, or you feel like you aren't doing enough....

Why do we stay stuck in sin? Why does real change feel impossible? Father Columba dives into the spiritual battle we all face, ...

I was on my way home on a work trip from the US. I had just cleared customs and I could see an airport porter attending to a paraplegic lady. I could see it was his job to get her from one end of the airport to the other and. They were having a sweet exchange together, and as I saw this man stand,...

We all know someone who has left the faith, or never really practised it — maybe it's a sibling, a son or daughter, or a close ...

Evangelising can be awkward, but isn't that almost the point? It's something Jesus explicitly asks us to do, and he knows it's ...

What happens when our faith comes under pressure? In this conversation, John Mark and Dr. Gerald Sittser discuss the marginaliz...

The symptoms of a broken culture: we have to have a black and white point of view. But what if we considered that our way of seeing is not the only one. What if we imagened we were sitting at a roundtable rather than on competing sides of a table? The idea of a roundtable dialogue is something...

I am a new believer of Christianity after being into more alternative, what some might call “new age” spirituality for most of ...