Holy Land: Bethlehem University plays key role in supporting Jerusalem and its institutions

Submitted by munir on Tue, 06/03/2025 - 09:22

Bethlehem University (BU), the renowned Catholic University in the Holy Land which was established in 1973, plays a key role in supporting as well as in enhancing the resilience of Jerusalem and its institutions, in addition to assisting the city’s students in their educational and social journey.

On the 10th anniversary of Laudato si: Has the needle moved on environmental reform?

Submitted by munir on Wed, 05/28/2025 - 10:43

On the 10th anniversary of "Laudato si" encyclical (Praise be to You)--subtitled "On our Common Home" and launched on May 24, 2016--it is quite timely to shed light on it, to explore its importance, and to look into the need to have it studied thoroughly in order to reform the ailing global environmental situation of our common home.

 

The new Pope Leo XIV

Submitted by munir on Fri, 05/16/2025 - 11:55

Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost takes us back to the 5th century, when Leo, known as "the Great," was Pope of Rome and Pontiff of the Catholic Church, namely the 45th successor of Saint Peter. He was distinguished by his teachings and intelligence, as his teachings are recited on Christmas Eve to all believers in all churches worldwide.

 

Habemus papam

Submitted by munir on Sat, 05/10/2025 - 10:06

May 8, 2025 was a day of jubilation marking the election of a new pope, namely Pope Leo XIV, an event which unveils the global nature of the Catholic Church that walks hand-in-hand with the vulnerable and the needy in all parts of the world.

The Vatican on these historic days

Submitted by munir on Sun, 05/04/2025 - 16:36

The Vatican and the Catholic Church conclude the nine-day of mourning marking the passing away of Pope Francis effective the funeral day until Sunday, May 4. Yet, the end of mourning does not mean the end of Pope Francis' legacy, as the Church starts to reflect on the legacy he left behind and the things he taught as teaching is the fundamental characteristic of a bishop in general, and of a pope in particular.