Being media literate
In his message for World Communications Day this year, Pope Benedict calls on parents, schools and the Church to provide young people with a sound formation which...
In his message for World Communications Day this year, Pope Benedict calls on parents, schools and the Church to provide young people with a sound formation which...
by Fr Mathibela Sebothoma · Published August 29, 2007 · Last modified September 1, 2009
The other day I met Fr Edward Rakgokong. Ordained two years ago, he looks after five semi-rural Church communities. He has to travel long distances to reach...
Plans mooted in this issue by Archbishop Buti Tlhagale, president of the Southern African Catholic Bishops’ Conference (SACBC), to establish a conference-wide organisation for the laity in...
by Chris Moerdyk · Published August 22, 2007 · Last modified September 1, 2009
There are encouraging signs that South Africans are not only growing increasingly weary of the deluge of profanity, bad language and sex on television, the movies and...
Evangelisation begins at home, within the family and the parish community. While it is important to bring the Good News to people who have not yet absorbed...
HIV/Aids: A Call to Action — Responding as Christians, by Bishop Hugh Slattery. Paulines Publications Africa, Nairobi. 2007. 135pp. Reviewed by Michail Rassool
CD REVIEW A smalltime drug-dealer before he found his faith, Shawn McDonald sings about the joys and pains of life and of God’s influence with an authenticity...
Reviewed by Michail Rassool The road to priesthood for every young man who takes it has its own experience, its own integrity, unique challenges and processes of...
In the space of just over a decade, the definition of friendship has assumed new forms which are a boon to society, but also pose hazards. The...
A headline I came across in a netsearch read: “AA: white women benefit most”. First I thought AA was Alcoholics Anonymous, or the Automobile Association. Only then...
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