Tag: Christianity

God is “strongly connected with the disability community,” whose members can “move hearts” as missionary disciples — and access to the Eucharist for people with… Read More

Chișinău and Riga, July 24, 2024 The 35th anniversary of Met. Vladimir of Chișinău. Photo: mitropolia.md      Both His Eminence Metropolitan Vladimir of Chișinău and… Read More

Bas-relief on the doors of the main portal of the St. Vladimir Cathedral in Kiev      One hundred and forty years after Princess Olga’s death,… Read More

The Welsh poet Dylan Thomas died the year I was born. He was just 39 years old. His death was almost a cliché: A poet… Read More

Fragments of the homily delivered at St. Elisabeth Convent in Minsk on June 13, 2024.      Genuine Love Is Seen in SelflessnessIt’s amazing how in… Read More

St. Charbel Makhlouf was born in 1828 in Lebanon. He was the youngest of five. His father was taken from their family and forced into… Read More

I have just returned from the magnificent National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis. I can honestly say that those several days constituted one of the greatest moments… Read More

At the close of their annual synod meeting, the Chaldean bishops called on the Iraqi government to do more to protect Christians and their rights… Read More

Despite hopes that the situation of Brazil’s Indigenous would improve under President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who took office in 2023, a new report… Read More

Photo: doxologia.ro/Magda Buftea      In May, Gerondissa Makaria (Desipri), former abbess of the Holy Annunciation Monastery in Nea Makri, who was vouchsafed to uncover the… Read More