Our Lady of Sorrows: For Fully Fledged Mothers
In further pursuing my theology and canon law studies, I am often reminded that I am a woman. Done directly or indirectly, I often find Read more
In further pursuing my theology and canon law studies, I am often reminded that I am a woman. Done directly or indirectly, I often find Read more
We’ve heard the word ‘Roman Curia’ plenty of times yet most of us barely know the history behind it. In this blog post I discuss two important historical facts surrounding the Roman Curia which are the Lateran Treaty and how the name was coined.
Introduction I was always taught that the Bible is adaptable to any time; yes, even to our times. As Christians, it is up to us Read more
Often times you might have wondered how God looks like. We’ve seen pictures of what God might look like. Pedagogical pictures to assist the young Read more
Introduction In this blog post I would like to reflect upon Peter’s address to the People at Solomon’s Portico (Acts 3:11-26). What does Peter say Read more
Introduction In 2015, Pope Francis issued Mitis Iudex Dominus Iesus (MIDI) in motu proprio. There were several reforms that came with MIDI which updated the Read more
The 10th of February is a cherished day for the devoted Maltese Catholics. On the 10th of February we remember when Paul the Apostle came Read more
Introduction Reported cases of sexual abuse by Catholic priests or other Catholic Church representatives have been coming into light in the past few years and Read more
“…he was crucified, died and was buried; he descended into hell.” This is what Catholics confess at Mass during the Creed. What does this really Read more
There is a saying in Maltese Kristu ġie għal kulħadd! (i.e. Christ came into the world for everyone). This is true even in 2020, when Read more