St Francis digs up tales of fools in the garden
I dont mean all the horrible things; one does not have to be a rocket scientist to work out what […]
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Perspectives
Perspectives Rowland
What is youth?
As the SACBC family life theme for June is “Me and Youth”, I offer a few thoughts on this topic
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Government could cut the petrol price – if it wanted to
When Jacob Zuma voiced his concern in a speech last month about escalating fuel prices, I was sure that every
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Editorials Editorials 2008
The culture of impunity
The distressing attacks on African expatriates in many parts of South Africa can be explained partly with reference to poor
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Editorials Editorials 2008
Catholic education today
Special editorial by Michail Rassool Addressing Catholic educators in Washington DC in April, Pope Benedict said education is integral to
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Perspectives Sebothoma
Can good come from xenophobic attacks?
I am standing at the church door greeting parishioners as they head home. Only then I realised only one of
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Mother Teresa’s Vision of Hell
Who would have ever thought that Mother Teresa had doubts about the existence of God? I was absolutely fascinated when
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Editorials Editorials 2008
Talking with atheists
There is much merit in the suggestion by England’s Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O’Connor that Catholics should seek dialogue with atheists to
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Why I am scared about South Africa’s road carnage
When a major holiday season looms, I must admit that as a parent with children who all have cars, the
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