Editorial

“Is Trinidad we living in, you know? Tomorrow is not promised to anybody.” The words were overheard from a teenager, no more than 14, before school […]

Passing by the customs house, Jesus sees a man despised by many and says, “Follow me.” Without hesitation, Matthew, the tax collector, rises and follows. In […]

There is a sentence in John’s Gospel so familiar it has nearly lost its power: “For God so loved the world that he gave his only […]

Over 2000 years ago, a frightened and uncertain gathering of people in a room experienced an event that changed the course of history. According to this […]

In the final moments of the Gospel of Matthew, the risen Christ stands on a mountain in Galilee and gives the Church its enduring mandate: “Go, […]

By Michelle Lee Motherhood is a journey of both immense joy and a “refining fire”. It is a blessing that demands the surrender of our own […]

The visit of Pope Leo XIV to Africa was never meant to be a quiet pastoral tour. It unfolded as a moral intervention—one that placed interreligious […]

The Bishops of the Antilles Episcopal Conference begin their Ad Limina Apostolorum visit to the Vatican on Monday. They will be there for at least a […]