Called to serve
Two South African bishops this week raise two quite different and yet intimately linked problems concerning vocations.
Two South African bishops this week raise two quite different and yet intimately linked problems concerning vocations.
As we prepared for Easter, a sculpture of Christ’s crucifixion In New York City by Canadian artist Cosimo Cavallaro, reportedly a devout Catholic, caused a spat in...
I have been thinking about the two family life themes, Children give them love, and the theme for April, Love brings children to God. In my family...
The Admiral’s Wife and Other Stories: Reflections and Reminiscences, by Fr Kevin Reynolds. Self-published. 2007. 87pp. Reviewed by Gunther Simmermacher Father Kevin Reynolds, parish priest of Sunnyside...
CD REVIEW After a couple of worship albums, Australia’s contribution to the world of contemporary Christian music returns to its rock roots.
Only the most deluded apologists for Robert Mugabe would dispute that his regime is facing several inextricable crises.
by Mathibela Sebothoma · Published April 11, 2007 · Last modified September 1, 2009
The Church’s mission is to influence the world to personalise Gospel values. More than ever before, Christians in South Africa have a chance to influence government and...
CD REVIEW At a time when R&B has gone blandly corporate, most albums in the genre consist of four decent songs and a barrel of fillers. Not...
Executed with Jesus on Jerusalem’s rubbish tip on the hill called Golgotha were two unnamed criminals. One of them, whom tradition has named Dismas, repented for his...
Christian Living / Ethics & Human Dignity / Moerdyk
by Chris Moerdyk · Published April 4, 2007 · Last modified September 17, 2017
An alarming thought struck me recently: how are we going to halt moral decay when even a majority of readers of The Southern Cross are criminals? Me...
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