Manila’s Catholic dioceses cancel public Masses amid rise in COVID-19 cases
Catholic dioceses in the Metro Manila area of the Philippines have suspended public Masses for three weeks amid a rise in COVID-19 infections. The news ... Read More
Part Three: “What if the leaves said at the end of the summer: I want to die.”
Even if today many are trained for euthanasia, believing it to be a part of patient care, I am convinced that there will always be ... Read More
The case for Jesus: Greg Sheridan’s Christians
Greg Sheridan seems like he has been around forever. For almost 30 years he has been The Australian’s foreign editor and one of the country’s ... Read More
Fear holding me back?
Today there was a chance that the Israelites could enter the promised land. They had escaped the Egyptians and been fed with Manna in the ... Read More
How a nonagenarian and a toddler became best friends in the pandemic
"Cane Ball" is one of the made up games 2-year-old Benjamin Olson and 99-year-old Mary O'Neill play across their backyard fences. The two became best ... Read More
The face of homelessness in Australia is changing
THE Federal Government has been called to intervene urgently as house prices soar, wages stagnate and housing affordability reaches crisis point. In National Homelessness Week, ... Read More
Part Two: “I had to request euthanasia for people to start taking an interest in me”
In this three part series, the Catholic Voice presents a selection of reminiscences by François Trufin, a hospital emergency nurse in Belgium. Part Two: "I ... Read More