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Isaac Warrington – Art About the Human Being, Spirituality and the Environment

Suzanne Vella January 11, 2019

. Budding Maltese artist Isaac Warrington, addresses the human being, and other themes like spirituality, wellbeing and the environment, through his works of art, with an emphasis on Malta. A recent graduate in fine arts, Isaac Warrington guides us through one of his recent works entitled God Blocked (image above). God Blocked (mixed media, 42 […]Read More

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4 Spiritual Benefits of Lifelong Learning

Fr Jimmy Bonnici September 26, 2018

While some are intrinsically motivated to learn, others mainly do so for work flexibility, to have better opportunities. Yet, the benefits of lifelong learning offers so much more. The habit of lifelong learning presents us with an opportunity to go deeper and discover the beauty of being human. 1. Education helps us understand the world […]Read More

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Restoring and Rebuilding the Church

Ramon Bonett Sladden September 17, 2018

This article, written by a Catholic lawyer, describes the negative effects of the shocking crimes that the Catholic Church is experiencing and what needs to be done with regards to restoring and rebuilding the Church so she can be an authentic Church giving a good service to the faithful. At this time, when much has […]Read More

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How to Have Enjoyable Sex From Young Age to Old Age

Dr Anna Maria Vella June 5, 2018

7 tips by Dr Anna Maria Vella on how to have positive and enjoyable sex through the different stages throughout life. 1. Learn to love a real woman/man The woman we see in the media, always clean, always ready, and with the perfect figure does not exist!! Real women have cellulite, they are short or […]Read More

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Why Is Fasting Important During Lent?

Fr Mark Sultana March 29, 2018

Fr Mark Sultana explains why fasting is important during lent, that is – why Catholics consume less food on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. Fasting has to do with trusting, healing an having an open heart Fasting and abstinence have to do with a healing of relationships, with God, with others, with creation, with self. We […]Read More

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How Important is the Male-Female Dimension in Marriage?

Fr Paul Galea November 14, 2017

Question received: Quite often we hear about the importance of loving one another and being loyal to one’s partner in marriage, but less often about the complementarity of the sexual difference which Catholic marriage is based upon. With the introduction of gay marriage in my country I wondered how important is the male-female dimension in […]Read More

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Exploring the Single Life Vocation – Why has God Left Me Single?

Fr Jimmy Bonnici November 8, 2017

This article describes the challenges and the fruit of the single life vocation. “Vocation cannot be reduced to states of life, marriage, priesthood, religious life, single life…. vocation is the call of God addressed to each person.” The single life vocation in different life circumstances Very often we speak about the married life, those who […]Read More

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Why Are We Alive? Why Does the Human Race Exist?

Fr Mark Sultana October 18, 2017

Fr Mark Sultana replies to the question ‘ why are we alive. He states that the real question we face is ‘why do I exist?’… “One person is precious more than the whole of the universe Human persons are not simply part of humanity; every human person is always more! We can also zoom out […]Read More

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What Every Church Should Do About Poverty

Fr David Cortis OSA August 21, 2017

In the past few years, we have seen Pope Francis make changes to the luxurious lifestyle associated with Popes, such as: keeping the same pectoral cross as when he was bishop instead of getting a new one, wearing simple shoes, living in an apartment, paying for his new spectacles etc. Fr David Cortis OSA who […]Read More

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The Role of Money in Our Life

Fr David Cortis OSA August 21, 2017

In this article, Fr David Cortis explains what is wealth and excessive wealth. He describes the role of money in our life and how we can have a healthy relationship with money by using money “to serve and not to rule.” The first question we need to ask to understand the role of money in […]Read More

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Isaac Warrington – Art About the Human Being, Spirituality and the Environment

4 Spiritual Benefits of Lifelong Learning

Restoring and Rebuilding the Church

How to Have Enjoyable Sex From Young Age to Old Age

Why Is Fasting Important During Lent?

How Important is the Male-Female Dimension in Marriage?

Exploring the Single Life Vocation – Why has God Left Me Single?

Why Are We Alive? Why Does the Human Race Exist?

What Every Church Should Do About Poverty

The Role of Money in Our Life

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