Editorial: immorality in financial crash
‘…unfettered greed destroys the conditions under which the market itself can function and under which the greedy can reward themselves.’
Author: wmc
Retreat team booked out for ’09
Retreat in Daily Life team reflects on the year.
26th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A
25th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A
Archbishop’s column
Have I ever thought of being a priest? Well, yes, I have. Every day I find myself saying, ‘This is the situation God has put me in and I accept in faith that God will fill this day with grace’.
Paul to the Corinthians
If one could trace a unifying and contemporary thread to most issues in 1 Corinthians, it would have to be getting wrong one’s thinking on the body, whether that of the community, one’s physical embodiment or the resurrection body of Christ.
The complex question of the Deutero-Pauline letters
Every serious writer on the New Testament has to take into account the possibility that seven New Testament letters believed to be from Paul, (Ephesians, Colossians, 2 Thessalonians, 1-2 Timothy, Titus, and Hebrews) do not have direct Pauline authorship.
Editorial: September 2008
As Catholics we have a duty to ensure that those we elect to care for this redistribution of income are people for whom the service of the common good is also their primary goal.
Drop in inequality good, but plight of the poorest unclear
‘We’re concerned about what’s happening in New Zealand’s very poorest households, and among particular groups.’
Poverty in an affluent society
Despite a decade’s social investment, the government’s statistics indicate that living standards have not improved for the poorest New Zealanders.