Ecumenism

  • Nurturing children when religions meet at home

    Interreligious families embody both fragility and beauty. Catholic children growing up amid multiple faith traditions must navigate festivals, rituals, and beliefs with curiosity and compassion — a lesson in diversity that many adults still struggle to learn.

    Nurturing children when religions meet at home
  • Reconciliation finds voice in the Sistine Chapel

    Under Michelangelo’s ceiling, Pope Leo XIV and King Charles III shared a moment unseen for 500 years — a British monarch praying with a pope. Their quiet gesture beneath the Last Judgment echoed across centuries of division, offering a glimpse of Christian unity reborn.

    Reconciliation finds voice in the Sistine Chapel
  • Fruits of the Spirit: Two female Archbishops in two months in Britain

    Two women now lead at the highest level in Anglicanism. Sarah Mullally in Canterbury and Cherry Vann in Wales arrive with deep pastoral experience and hard-earned credibility. Their appointments are news; after a moment’s reflection, they also feel inevitable—grounded in proven, practical leadership.

    Fruits of the Spirit: Two female Archbishops in two months in Britain

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