Editorial

Trinidad and Tobago’s Carnival, the so-called Greatest Show on Earth, is often described as the nation’s most honest mirror. In it, we see our creativity, resilience, […]

“You are the salt of the earth… You are the light of the world.” Jesus’ words to His followers in Matthew’s Gospel (5:13–16) are short, familiar, […]

Matthew’s account of the Beatitudes (Mt 5:1–12), this Sunday’s Gospel, is familiar territory. We hear it often, nod along politely, and move on. Yet familiarity has […]

By Wendy Ann Jones Principal, Catholic Bible Institute Once a year, the Church pauses to do something both radical and obvious: she listens. Sunday of the […]

The debate over increased fines for breaching road regulations has largely been framed in economic terms—how much is too much, who can afford to pay, and […]

This Sunday’s Gospel of Matthew for the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord recounts a moment of radical humility: Jesus, sinless yet baptised among sinners, […]

The message of His Holiness Pope Leo XIV on the LIX World Day of Peace emphasises the urgency for peace, “the peace of the risen Christ—a […]

What is more harmless than the sight of a sleeping child or a smiling one? When that child is a grandchild, there is an overpowering effect—families […]