Past Magazine Stories

While at my age being the main celebrant at the Holy Week ceremonies can be very demanding on a worn out body, it is more than compensated by experiencing first hand the…

Like the air we breathe, water is essential for our life and well-being. The average person here in the U.S. uses 80-100 gallons in a variety of ways throughout each day…

In the not-too-distant past it was almost impossible to get governments and institutions to discuss immigration and immigrant issues.

I can still vividly remember the day when we first opened Ladies' Day in Christ Church, Farm Road.

It's been nearly six years since I arrived in Birmingham, England, as a Columban lay missionary.

The other day I walked out of the church after Mass. There is a group of beggars there at the gate of St. Peter’s Church.

Like the majority of Columban missionaries, it is usual for me to spend the Christmas season far from my family.

I am not a writer, but I’m writing this reflection for myself and for others hopefully to be enlightened more about the Trinity’s love and God’s desire for each one of us…

Columban Fr. Donald Kill writes about the celebration of the Christmas season at the “Balay San Columbano” home in the Philippines. This home was founded by Fr.

The snow outside is tapering off. There is a Christmas concert on public television. Surely it is time for me to reflect as Christmas approaches.

How was it that Columban priest, Fr. Dick Ranaghan, spurred Bing Crosby into making his first record of Silent Night?

There are times when God is near to us and helps us through the day
No matter what the obstacles, the worries, the cares on top of us