THE EDITOR: Madam: The National Prayer Vigil remains one of Jamaica’s most meaningful spiritual traditions, and Christian churches deserve commendation for sustaining it faithfully over the years. They have carried the country through seasons of grief, turbulence, and renewal. Yet, as Jamaica evolves, so too must our shared expressions of national prayer and unity. TheContinue reading “Reimagining the National Prayer Breakfast”
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A Pope of Vulnerability, Continuity and Augustian Justice
THE EDITOR, Madame: The election of Pope Leo XIV signifies a crucial moment for the Catholic Church, combining humility, continuity, and a renewed focus on social justice. His first public appearance was marked by evident vulnerability—tears in his eyes, a quiver in his voice, and a face showing both wonder and anxiety. Does this humanityContinue reading “A Pope of Vulnerability, Continuity and Augustian Justice”
Pope Francis
THE EDITOR, Madame: As the world reflects on Pope Francis’ passing, it is imperative to examine the essence of his leadership style, which transcended mere promises and sought to enact meaningful change. A transformational leader, as epitomised by Pope Francis, articulates a shared vision that empowers individuals across diverse backgrounds to contribute to a collectiveContinue reading “Pope Francis”
True Friends
Friendship is like a cluster of boulders in a river, standing side by side in companionship, glistening brilliantly in the sunshine of good times, offering verbal commitment in calm waters, ever-present on sunny and slow-moving water days, boasting exquisite beauty to onlookers, spurring jealous words, “I wish I had friends like those.” When sunny daysContinue reading “True Friends”
Beloved Reflections 