Krugersdorp: our mask?
By Russell Pollitt SJ When the immune system is low, the body is more vulnerable to infection; germs soon find […]
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Editorials Editorials 2008
Votes of conscience
Over the next couple of months, the US presidential election campaign will kick into high gear – and with it
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Perspectives Simmermacher
The Numbers Aren’t Right
Research shows that 25% of Southern Cross consumers are wondering why the newspaper does not conduct a reader survey. Admittedly,
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Perspectives Rowland
Another world, or two
We all tend to live our lives in our usual boxes, coming and going about our usual business, family, work,
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Perspectives
Would you like to confess your sins on the Internet?
A quite remarkable and thoroughly frightening article in the Miami Herald a while back told of rapid growth in the
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Your Letters
Oil’s well that ends well?
Whenever I enter a supermarket, I marvel at the range of products available, and the ingenuity of humankind in producing
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Seeking the face of God in new technology
By Russell Pollitt SJ Working with students I often find that I am competing with SMSs, Mixit, MySpace, Facebook and
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Editorials Editorials 2008
Making our voice heard
If one were to form an opinion about the Catholic Church based entirely on its coverage in South Africas mainstream
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