June 2006

A film that is a journey into a timeless place where actions become words that speak continuously of universal values of peace, self-fulfillment and joy

Readers comment on recent issues of livingCity Magazine.

In a recent document, the U.S. Catholic Bishops hope that many share a fervent desire for the renewal of mission to all nations.” To understand what this entails, we begin a series of articles on the mission of Christ’s followers in the world.

Is it possible for the Holy Spirit to be present among people condemned to death? Yes, according to Dale Recinella who has worked on death row for years.

Recently, I received a story from Tiziana Nicastro, who lives in Rome, about a very touching experience she and other young people had at the Fourth Meeting of University Students with the Pope last March.

An ecumenical assembly sets its sights on transforming the world through love and justice

We interviewed His Holiness Aram I, Catholicos of Cilicia in the Armenian Apostolic Orthodox Church. As Moderator of the World Council of Churches Central Committee since 1991, he moderated the 9th General Assembly at Porto Alegre, Brazil.

Among the guests of other faiths, Anant Rambachan, a Hindu scholar from Trinidad and professor of religion, philosophy and Asian studies at St. Olaf College, Minnesota, addressed the World Council of Churches Assembly.

Comments by Bishop Richard Sklba, auxiliary bishop of Milwaukee, who attended the World Council of Churches’ Assembly

We’re working toward a culture of life and of unity wherever we are. Countless efforts are continually made throughout the world in this direction, and it is encouraging to read and to know about them.