Lesson in comeback of Christian literature
The Harry Potter genre of literature that has been topping the bestseller lists all over the world for a number […]
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The Harry Potter genre of literature that has been topping the bestseller lists all over the world for a number […]
Lesson in comeback of Christian literature Read Post »
VATICAN II: Keeping The Dream Alive, by Denis Hurley OMI. Cluster Publications, Pietermaritzburg. 2004. 300pp. By Gunther Simmermacher Some years
Hurley remembers Vatican II Read Post »
Catholics who this month were greeted with the banner headline informing them that there was a “race shock” in their
One Friday afternoon before the Jewish feast of Passover almost 2000 years ago there died a leader of a religious
Something astonishing Read Post »
As South Africa prepares for Human Rights Day, March 21, it is fitting that our focus this week should fall
That all might be free Read Post »
THE FILMGOER’S GUIDE TO GOD, by Tim Cawkwell. Darton, Longman & Todd, London. 2004. 170pp. R139. Reviewed by Gunther Simmermacher
Filmgoer’s Guide to God Read Post »
As South Africans stood in those queues that characterised their first inclusive election, the optimistic elation seemed to suggest that
Kicking out racism Read Post »
If there is one thing that religion and the mass media have in common in South Africa it is the
What do the kids really want? Read Post »
THE LENTEN JOURNEY TO EASTER: Readings and Reflections for the Weekdays of Lent, by Nicholas King SJ. CB Publications, Cape