Paul KeenanDear Editor, Based on the highly logical reasoning found in Douglas Adams’ The Hitch-Hiker’s Guide to the Galaxy (Ch.6, p52), the following theological argument can surely now be made: “I refuse to prove that I exist,” says God, “for proof denies faith and without Faith I am nothing.” “But,” says Man, “the recent removal of…
Month: April 2014
The Popes who changed the way the Church relates to world’s religions
Both Pontiffs left lasting marks on the way the Church understands other faiths
The papacy of John Paul II
Polish Pope emerged as a forceful moral leader
God’s quiet presence in our lives
Fr Ronald RolheiserGod lies everywhere, inside us and around us, almost unfelt
Two memorable Pontiffs on film
Aubrey MaloneNumerous movies deal with the new saints
Snacking the smart way isn’t difficult
Cathal BarrySuggestions for healthy snacks
Saving the legacy of John XXIII
David QuinnThe late Pontiff began a process of renewal
Some traditions are innovations
John Paul followed tradition but invented new ones too
‘John XXII is one of us’
Visiting Bergamo and Sotto il Monte, the little village where Pope John XXIII was born, one understands deeply the importance of this great man for the citizens who live today in the places of Angelo Roncalli’s childhood. Talking with the people it was evident from the first moment how they wanted to underline what the…
John Paul’s role in the fall of Soviet communinism
The late Pontiff had a pivotal part to play