On July 16, 2008 Jesuit Father Miguel Arranz, the well-known professor of Liturgy who
taught at the Pontifical Oriental Institute, Rome, in Moscow and in St Petersburg, died.
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On July 16, 2008 Jesuit Father Miguel Arranz, the well-known professor of Liturgy who
taught at the Pontifical Oriental Institute, Rome, in Moscow and in St Petersburg, died.
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I updated my survey of religious communities who are getting vocations today. The survey, “Serving the Body of Christ” gives a sketch of the vitality of religious life today. If there are communities not listed, and you know of communities of men and women who are faithful to the Church, then please send me an email and I’ll update the list.
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Recently, Bishop Gregory Mansour and Sister Marla Marie took up Pope Benedict’s idea
of spiritual motherhood with an application to the Maronite Eparchy of Saint Maron. The Maronite Servants of Christ the Light will be working in the parishes of the eparchies by assisting the laity and clergy with programs oriented toward religious education, family life, youth and the
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Bishop Gregory J. Mansour recently wrote this piece on resentment for the Maronite Voice, the monthly magazine for the two Maronite eparchies in the United States. I think this brief article on resentment is helpful and will open new doors as to how we know ourselves and relate to others. For me it is clear, if we get our “house in order” then living as
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The September 1st issue of America Magazine, the Jesuit weekly, there is a good article
to read on America’s first canonized saint, Elizabeth Ann Seton. Sister of Charity Regina Bechtle’s article “An American Daughter: Elizabeth Ann Seton and the
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WARSAW, Poland (CNS) — Chinese Catholic priests are studying at a Benedictine
monastery in Germany in what at least one expert on the Chinese church hopes will lead to Chinese contemplative orders. “They’re sampling our spirituality and community life … and will later be returning to their homes in
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“This great man after a long agony of captivity, ended his life on earth with the shedding of his blood. He who preached the freedom of heavenly peace was thrown into captivity by wicked men. He who was called a burning and shining light by Christ the light, was imprisoned in darkness: he
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