The oxygen of the Church
As living beings, we are always in need of improvement. Likewise, as a living body, the Church is always in need of reform.
As living beings, we are always in need of improvement. Likewise, as a living body, the Church is always in need of reform.
A quite remarkable and thoroughly frightening article in the Miami Herald recently told of rapid growth in the United States of “confession” sites on the internet. According...
Over 12 pages in this issue we are looking at just some of the components in Catholic education that set Church schools’ independent and public on private...
Everyone with a TV must be aware of the commercials for the red tag sale for cars of one particular motor group. There are several of these...
The chilling threat by President Robert Mugabe to the bishops of Zimbabwe must be taken very seriously. In an interview with London’s New African magazine, Mr Mugabe...
Love Matters is an educational programme on sexuality developed by the Bosco Youth Centre in Randvaal, Gauteng that targets teenagers, and is the Salesian Fathers’ response to...
Church / Ngara / Perspectives
by Emmanuel Ngara · Published May 11, 2007 · Last modified January 8, 2017
The death of Pope John Paul II was significant in at least two very important respects. First, it became quite clear that the pope is not just...
Motherhood is a noble vocation which is rightly celebrated in many parts of the world, including South Africa, in May the month dedicated to Mary, the mother...
by Michael Shackleton · Published May 9, 2007 · Last modified September 19, 2017
As a schoolgirl years ago, I had an abortion. At the time it was the only thing to do for me, as I was desperate. Now, although...
by Fr Mathibela Sebothoma · Published May 9, 2007 · Last modified November 8, 2017
Receiving a telephone call from South Africa is very rare for me here in Milwaukee, because of the high and unreasonable Telkom rates. But when loved ones...
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