The right to object
At a time when apartheid made its last stand in the late 1980s, increasing numbers of young white men refused […]
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At a time when apartheid made its last stand in the late 1980s, increasing numbers of young white men refused […]
The right to object Read Post »
AFTER THE LOCUST: Letters from a Landscape of Faith. Edited by Denise Ackerman. David Philip, Cape Town. 2003. 180pp Reviewed
MY STRUGGLE FOR FREEDOM, by Hans Küng. Translated by John Bowden. Continuum, London, 2003. 478 pp Reviewed by Paddy Kearney
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Hands up if you have experienced being confronted by a colleague, an acquaintance, or even a fellow Catholic with an
Umzimkulu means palace or mansion. If names mean anything, Umzimkulu is supposed to refer to decor, royalty and style combined.
Umzimkulu: 10 years, and still no new shepherd Read Post »
Catholics watching images of the recent papal Mass in Lourdes will have been saddened at the palpable extent of Pope
The Catholic Church professes an immutable belief in the sanctity of life, a principle that bridges doctrinal, theological and philosophical
Pro-life on all fronts Read Post »
The Sunday newspaper headline screamed: “Christmas cancelled”. “Hooray, yippee! About time too!” I screamed back, punching the air and whooping
Cancel Christmas? About time, too! Read Post »
WESTERN MUSLIMS AND THE FUTURE OF ISLAM, by Tariq Ramadan. Oxford University Press. 2004. 272 pp. Reviewed by Jack Kearney
Western Muslims and the Future of Islam Read Post »