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Lent as a pilgrimage can be seen too as a personal journey from darkness to light. Even in the darkest of darkness, a candle can be lit; “It…
Read more: Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of renewal in our Lenten journey

Let’s go up the mountain and spend the 40 days with him there, because it is on the mountain that the disciples discovered who Jesus really was!
Read more: Lent: A closer walk with Thee

This is not a place for the fainthearted, and yet the challenge to be a voice of hope and the bearer of joy of the disciples who first witnessed…
Read more: The cost of discipleship

For a country like Fiji, this call to social justice is not merely a social obligation but a calling rooted in Christ’s mission. In a culturally…
Read more: World Day of Social Justice – A Columban Witness

I met with Subanen women who spoke of the deep sadness, anger, and vulnerability they feel at losing access to their sacred living waters despite…
Read more: Sacred Waters

Many appreciated that his reflections were not merely theoretical but grounded in lived interreligious engagement. Several attendees shared that…
Read more: Sessions on Interreligious dialogue with Fr. Leo Lefebure in Fiji

He was an accomplished guitarist. There were always a number of other band members. They varied in number depending on who was there on any particular…
Read more: In memory of Joe Chang

The ancient practice of placing ashes on our foreheads as a sign of repentance and observing the 40 days of Lent are traditions rooted in Scripture,…
Read more: Episode 145 - Why Ash? Why 40 days? How to observe Lent in a meaningful way?

Spread the spirit of giving this Christmas by donating to support the 2025 Columban Christmas Appeal. Your gift will bring hope and help to those…
Read more: Columban Christmas Appeal