Bolt for freedom the bottom line
Chatting about the heady subject of man’s inhumanity to man during the lunch break at a business conference recently, I […]
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Strangers or neighbours?
By Rampe Hlobo SJ Refugees and non-nationals have had to endure unspeakable treatment and sometimes even atrocities in South Africa.
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Fr Chris Chatteris Perspectives
The 09 Elections and the Christian
During the struggle against apartheid many Christians saw themselves as companions-in-arms with the progressive political forces in the country, in
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Your Letters
Bishops can also make mistakes
In The Southern Cross of February 18-24, in which Cardinal Wilfrid Napier explained why the new Mass translations are necessary, the
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Editorials Editorials 2009
Liturgy: A difficult time
The Church in Southern Africa is facing a crisis in the aftermath of the implementation of the first phase of
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Your Letters
Critics should know better
The recent spate of letters and articles challenging the wisdom of the translation of the liturgical texts are surprising, coming
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Lawrence of Arabia and God’s love
A weathercock that once placed a farmer’s barn above, Bore on it, by the owner’s will, the sentence: ‘God is
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It took radio 38 years to catch on; Facebook just two
A little more than two decades ago, when I was living in France, I passed an exhibition centre outside Paris
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Real power comes from God
As the world watches with unease at the workings of an inclusive government in Zimbabwe and awaits the coming in
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