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A PILGRIMAGE to the Holy Land is one of the highlights of a papacy. In March, Pope Benedict announced he would be visiting Israel, the Palestinian Territories and Jordan for a week in May –...

IPSWICH is a typical English town of some 128,000 souls in Suffolk, in the East of England, about two hour’s drive from London. Nettuno is situated about 60 kilometres south of Rome, along...

CHARLES I of Habsburg-Lothringen (1887 -1922), the last ruler of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, was beatified by Pope John Paul II on 3 October 2004.

During the Mass of...

THE WORD Triduum means three days, and it refers to Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter, days which form the very cornerstone of our faith.

While the events of each of these...

Once again, our Saint is due to set foot on American soil. At the end of March a relic of Saint Anthony from his Basilica in Padua will be in Toronto to meet his faithful in Canada. He will then...

THERE WERE a number of ‘mysteries’ in Richard John Neuhaus’ life; why he chose to switch nationalities from Canadian to American, how a Lutheran priest ended up a Catholic priest...