Conversations with a Benedictine Monk
“A crisis is also a positive… that means you have to change in order to be true to yourself and to your calling.”
A ritual of lament
“When we hurt physically, we cry out in pain; when we hurt religiously, we cry out in lament.”
‘Doing the Camino’: where is God in the modern context of this age-old pilgrimage?
A review of Camino Skies raises questions around the modern context of the pilgrimage, dealing with grief and the value of companionship.
The Church – to include or not to include?
If I include myself in any critique I make of the Church… I will be taking a step in “fostering ecclesial community”.
Fostering dialogue between science and religion
The Sisters of the Good Samaritan have entered into an auspice agreement with the Faith Ecology Network.
A most generous woman
Sister Marie McMahon embodied what it is to be Good Samaritan, ‘being neighbour’ to the stranger and the sisters who she shared community with.
Trailblazing 'woman of the Pacific' helping build a stronger future
“I want to see young women having an education, contributing to their societies and to the global stage.”
