Tony Magliano

Columnist at Angelus News

Freelance Contributor at Freelance

Internationally syndicated social justice & peace columnist.

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Articles

Making a Difference: Pope Francis: the conscience for the world!

1 week ago | catholicoutlook.org | Tony Magliano

In a world that so often turns its back on those most in need, Pope Francis instead consistently exemplified Jesus’ call to us to be his light in the darkness: “You are the light of the world. A city set on a mountain cannot be hidden.
Pope Francis: The Conscience of the World!

2 weeks ago | scross.co.za | Tony Magliano

By Tony Magliano – In a world that so often turns its back on those most in need, Pope Francis instead consistently exemplified Jesus’ call to us to be his light in the darkness: “You are the light of the world. A city set on a mountain cannot be hidden.
Earth Day: An urgent call to protect God’s creation

3 weeks ago | wherepeteris.com | Tony Magliano

Earth Day (April 22) is an excellent reminder for Catholics to reflect on Pope Francis’ famous environmental encyclical letter “Laudato Si’, on Care for Our Common Home”. Citing Francis of Assisi – patron saint of ecology – Pope Francis writes “Our common home is like a sister with whom we share our life and a beautiful mother who opens her arms to embrace us.
Earth Day – an urgent call to protect God’s creation! - The Southern Cross

3 weeks ago | scross.co.za | Tony Magliano

By Tony Magliano – Earth Day (April 22) is an excellent reminder for Catholics to reflect on Pope Francis’ famous environmental encyclical letter “Laudato Si’, on Care for Our Common Home”. Citing Francis of Assisi – patron saint of ecology – Pope Francis writes “Our common home is like a sister with whom we share our life and a beautiful mother who opens her arms to embrace us.
Making a Difference: ‘The Gospel of Life’ - needed now more than ever!

1 month ago | catholicoutlook.org | Tony Magliano

This year marks the 30th anniversary of one of the most powerfully prophetic social justice and peace encyclicals ever written: Evangelium Vitae (“The Gospel of Life”).
‘The Gospel of Life’ - needed now more than ever!

1 month ago | wherepeteris.com | Tony Magliano

This year marks the 30th anniversary of one of the most powerfully prophetic social justice and peace encyclicals ever written: Evangelium Vitae (“The Gospel of Life”).
Sin Does Not Have the Final Word

1 month ago | wherepeteris.com | Tony Magliano

Lent calls us to reflect on sin – my sin, your sin, the nation’s sin, the church’s sin, the world’s sin. Sin may seem attractive when we’re committing it, but afterwards, we often would rather not think about it, examine it, nor humbly admit it. Because doing so brings us to the truth that our sin is ugly and hurtful, it causes suffering not only to ourselves, but also to others, to our world, to our church, and especially to God.
Making a Difference: A Lenten fast acceptable to the Lord

1 month ago | catholicoutlook.org | Tony Magliano

The prophet Isaiah boldly challenges us to choose the way of fasting most acceptable to the Lord: “Releasing those bound unjustly … setting free the oppressed … sharing your bread with the hungry, sheltering the oppressed and the homeless, clothing the naked when you see them, and not turning your back on your own.” If we honestly examine our conscience – a healthy Lenten exercise – many of us will come to the conclusion that we can do more – probably much more – to share our bread with the...
Making a Difference: Sin does not have the final word

1 month ago | catholicoutlook.org | Tony Magliano

Lent calls us to reflect on sin – my sin, your sin, the nation’s sin, the church’s sin, the world’s sin. Sin may seem attractive when we’re committing it, but afterwards we often would rather not think about it, examine it, nor humbly admit it. Because doing so brings us to the truth that our sin is ugly and hurtful, it causes suffering not only to ourselves, but also to others, to our world, to our church, and especially to God.
Sin Does Not Have the Final Word

2 months ago | scross.co.za | Tony Magliano

By Tony Magliano – Lent calls us to reflect on sin – my sin, your sin, the nation’s sin, the church’s sin, the world’s sin. Sin may seem attractive when we’re committing it, but afterwards we often would rather not think about it, examine it, nor humbly admit it. Because doing so brings us to the truth that our sin is ugly and hurtful, it causes suffering not only to ourselves, but also to others, to our world, to our church, and especially to God.