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WA election: Opposition Leader Zak Kirkup blocks media from questioning candidate ahead of WA election FriFriday 29 updated FriFriday 29 JanJanuary 2021 at 12:20pm Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Watch Share Print text only Cancel WA Opposition Leader Zak Kirkup has prevented the media from questioning one of his candidates about her views on homosexuality at a press conference, just a day after another candidate was forced to resign over her views on 5G and coronavirus. Key points: Her husband, a pastor, previously said homosex...

It will be a reminder that after 55 years, Dei Verbum-- the document on Divine Revelation that the Second Vatican Council issued in November 1965 -- remains alive and well! But even more so, that the Sacred Scriptures are still alive, even after thousands of years. That's what most Catholic parishes around the world will testify to this weekend when they celebrate "Sunday of the Word of God". Those of us in Australia, currently on summer holidays, will do so on February 7. Pope Francis fittingly announced the establishment of Word of God Sunday on September 30, 2019 -- the liturgical feast...

2020--2021 The Biblical Year of the Pauline Family with the theme “That the Word of the Lord may speed on,” was launched by the Pauline Family, Goa along with the Diocesan Centre for Biblical Apostolate on November 26. The inaugural Mass by Archbishop Filipe Neri Ferrao was televised on CCRTV on 26 November at 7.00 a.m. Announcing the Pauline Biblical Year in January 2020, the Major Superiors of the Pauline Family in Rome said that the common objective of the year-long celebration of the Biblical year is “To renew ourselves through familiarity, study and prayerful reading of the Sacred...

A woman reads the Bible in St. Ignatius, Guyana, in this 2019 file photo. On Jan. 24 the pope will celebrate Mass marking Sunday of the Word of God and will present Bibles to a variety of Catholics, including a professional soccer player, a physician and a student. (CNS photo/Paul Jeffrey) Jan. 21, 2021 Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY -- At his celebration of Mass for Sunday of the Word of God Jan. 24, Pope Francis will present a Bible to a professional soccer player, a woman from Pakistan studying in Rome to be a Scripture scholar and a physician specialized in infectious diseases.

Friends of Padre Steve’s World, I am deciding to repeat and amplify the warning of the FBI that Trump’s violent cult of supporters including heavily armed illegal militia groups, the White Supremacist groups including Klansmen, Neo-Confederates, Neo-Nazis, Racist Skinheads, Militant Christian Theocrats, QAnon Conspiracy Theorists, and a host of other militant groups and individuals. Members of these groups include elected members of the Senate and Congress, elected members of various state legislatures, law enforcement officers, and most terrifying for me active and retired military o...