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“Go repair my house which is falling into ruins.” More than 800 years ago, these powerful words above were spoken by the Lord to St Francis of Assisi. Today, these words hold true significance to the new Metropolitan Archbishop of Castries, Rev Dr Gabriel Malzaire. On Wednesday, June 29, he received his pallium in front

‘Let’s talk about the Synod Synthesis’ was the topic of discussion for the Antilles Episcopal Conference’s (AEC) live Facebook conversation July 8. The session was moderated by AEC General Secretary Fr Donald Chambers. Guests were AEC President Archbishop Gabriel Malzaire of Castries and Synod Chair Bishop Clyde Harvey of St Georges-in-Grenada. Asked to share on

“In old age they will still bear fruit” (Psalm 92:15) Dear Friends, “In old age they will still bear fruit” (Ps 92:15). These words of the Psalmist are glad tidings, a true “gospel” that we can proclaim to all on this second World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly. They run counter to what the world

This Sunday is World Day of Grandparents and the Elderly. The theme is In old age they will bear fruit (Ps 92:15). “The day emphasizes how grandparents and the elderly are a value and gift for both society and ecclesial communities”, stated a February 15 communique from the Dicastery for Laity, the Family and Life.

Dr. Christopher Bellitto, one of the speakers at a panel during the World Meeting of Families, stresses the importance of bridging the generational gap between young and old people, and encourages young people to care for the elderly. “Elderly people are treasures and caring for them should be looked at not as a burden, but

The Holy See announced on Monday a series of indulgences that can be obtained by those taking part on the second World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly. In a decree published on Monday, the Apostolic Penitentiary – the Vatican tribunal responsible for issues relating to mercy and the forgiveness of sins in the Church –

Q: Archbishop J, what is a domestic Church? At Pentecost 2020 we left the Upper Room to mission the domestic Church. The question lingers, however: What is a domestic Church? More importantly, which families fit into this model? From the definitions given by the Church, it seemed sacramental marriage (two baptised Christians married in the

The Conference of Churches in Grenada (CCG) elected new officers during its 42nd Annual General Meeting (AGM) at the St Andrew’s Kirk Presbyterian Church, Tuesday, June 28. Bishop Clyde Harvey of St Georges-in-Grenada was elected as the new Chairman of the CCG. Other elected officers include Vice Chairman, Anglican Archdeacon Michael Marshall; Executive Secretary Valerie