Year-end Review 2004
Year-end Review 2004 Read Post »
Only in exceptional circumstances should an editorial serve as a tribute to one who has died. The death of Southern
Tribute to a Catholic journalist Read Post »
Now that the legalisation of what is widely referred to as “gay marriage” is virtually inevitable in South Africa, the
Gay unions; What now Read Post »
This may be the last Christmas as a national public holiday. There are people lobbying to get rid of Christian
The last Christmas? Read Post »
If you’re looking for a meaningful, last-minute Christmas gift, have a look at a little book titled Don’t Sweat The
The Cure to Stress: Be a Good Christian Read Post »
The Catholic Church in Africa will be invigorated by Pope John Paul’s announcement that he plans to convene a second
A new synod for Africa Read Post »
Every year around Advent, a slew of Christmas-themed movies hits the cinemas. Some are deliberately cynical, others take a more
Two kinds of Christmas Read Post »
There is that old Nat King Cole song buzzing around in my head that goes: “Roll out those lazy, hazy,
Roll out those crazy, hazy days of summer Read Post »