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The parish of St Charles Borromeo in Tunapuna held its annual Christmas concert on December 16, 2010.  The children of the First Communion and Pre-First Communion classes were second to perform, and delivered a presentation entitled “The Living Advent Wreath”. Read More →

The ACO ran a booth at the Jan 15 Catholic Youth Expo, held at the Centre of Excellence, Macoya, Tunapuna. The Expo, organised by the Archdiocesan Youth Commission, attracted more than 2000 young people from across the Archdiocese.  Read More →

From the Archdiocesan Catechetical Office Our babies come into the world as surprise parcels, each with a unique bundle of characteristics, we have to wait to see them gradually unfold but cannot wait until then, though, to give them names; so we choose a name in the hope that they wi Read More →

The Cumaca Roman Catholic School under the title of Our Lady of The Rosary is situated in the village of Cumaca nestled in the Northern Range. This village is approximately 19 km (12 miles) from Valencia. It takes a driver one and a half hours to get to the school. Read More →

The feast of the Epiphany is marked by the visit of the three wise men who saw a star in the East and journeyed in search of the Saviour. When they found him, they worshipped him and offered him gifts. For us Christians, this feast is extremely significant. It propels us to ask the qu Read More →

From the Catechetical Office Why would God become a human being? That is a great mystery of love. Perhaps a parable – a story about ordinary, everyday reality that points to a greater truth – will help us understand why. Read this story about a little boy named Juan. Read More →

This simple test should provide much enjoyment and knowledge as we learn more about the Advent season. Read More →

Advent is a season when we look forward, we wait, we hope. It is also an invitation to put aside more quality time for prayer, solitude and reflection. It is a time for us to connect with our deepest hopes, desires and even our fears. Read More →

As Catholic Christians, we experience our faith through a year of liturgical seasons – seasons that form and strengthen our faith through repentance, conversion, remembrance, hope and new life. Read More →

Advent is a very special time when we wait in joyful hope for the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ. We await and prepare for the incarnation, God entering our human experience; his second coming when he will come in glory; and his coming to us each moment of our lives through our lived Read More →