German religious sister Juliana Seelmann wanted to be a nurse who was close to the dying. By a twist of fate, she ended up in the reception centre for asylum seekers – where she found her true vocation. Yet in Continue reading →
The current Iranian Revolution is entering its fourth month, with people all over Iran protesting. Iran’s Gen Z is leading the charge as the loudest voice of the protests not only in the streets but also in the cybersphere.
The path of dialogue appears to be the true means for vocational discernment and personal fulfillment.
The present time is full of uneasiness, fear, and doubt about the future. First, it was two years of a pandemic that still continues Continue reading →
“Whatever house you enter, stay there” (Read : Mark 6: 10-13)
When you meet a person on a journey, you know that he/she comes from home or is going home; otherwise, you immediately see that he/she is a fugitive who Continue reading →
Last year, 18 Catholic missionaries were murdered worldwide: 13 priests, three religious sisters, one seminarian, and one lay leader. On 15 January 2023, a Nigerian priest was burned alive and another suffered gunshot wounds after attackers stormed a priests’ house. Continue reading →
