Buddhism, Confuciusm, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, Sikhism and Pantheism. more»
The Catholic Church’s solidarity with the contemporary world is expressed largely through its social teaching, the body of principles, guidelines and statements that have over time developed within the Church. more»
Exploring the Church’s life and work from approximately 1750 to the advent of the Second Vatican Council (1962 -1965). more»
Exploring what Christian morality is and examing moral issues in the light of Catholic teaching. more»
includes consideration of grief, grief outreach, dying, Catholic belief and practice, social issues, pain management. These are just some of the issues surrounding this topic. more»
Throughout the ages, the Church has always regarded the Bible as a unique meeting place between God and people, an unfailing source of nourishment and strength for believers. more»
Throughout the centuries people have expressed Christian faith and practice through art, architecture and music. more»
Vocations comes from the latin vocare -to call. All Christians are called to follow Christ and to become signs and witness to the reign of God in the world. more»