The heart of humans is always referred to as “the reservoir” of all emotions reflected by various events in the surroundings. Its beating is accelerated or slowed down according to unexpected developments that impact one’s life. On the other hand it stores emotions that mirror positions towards evil or goodness.
The Catholic Church worldwide marks World Communications Day which coincides on the Sunday between Ascension Thursday and Pentecost Sunday. On this occasion, the Pope's annual message is to be read out on January 24, which highlights the most important points of this year's celebration.
What draws attention is that this very message, issued by the late Pope Francis early this year, is being marked during the era of Pope Leo XIV, who was elected a few weeks ago.
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 Tuesday, May 27, 2025, deputizing for His Majesty King Abdullah II
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.
May 20, 2025 marked the 1,700th anniversary of the time when the Council of Nicaea convened which gave us the Nicene Creed.
People came from every nook and cranny in the world to attend the inauguration of His Holiness the new Pope, an event known in ecclesiastical language as the beginning of the Petrine Ministry of Pope Leo XIV.
Christianity is more than a religion. It is rather a divine message in human life whose last stop is proceeding to the Kingdom of God. It is a Divine message that rectifies human behaviors and transcends peoples into a life full of peace, satisfaction, mercy, love, and common living.
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.
Since his election as pope, His Holiness Pope Leo XIV has repeatedly called for spreading peace at the global level, while referring to conflict hotspots in the hope of of actions to be taken in order to ensure a safe and bright future for the new generations.
