Reactions to Liturgical Changes in the 1960s
I recently had a message in response to one of my blog postings, asking how Catholics responded to the liturgical changes in the 1960s. This is in...
I recently had a message in response to one of my blog postings, asking how Catholics responded to the liturgical changes in the 1960s. This is in...
By Bishop Kevin Dowling We need nothing less than the transformation of our world, our global community. It will demand the interface between deeply held and lived...
When the Lord called him to be a prophet, Jeremiah hesitated, giving excuses: “I do not know how to speak; I am only a child”. Simon, whom...
Three letters in The Southern Cross of June 3-9 caught my eye: PR Margeot on the Tridentine Mass; Sibusiso Mhlongo’s observation of Catholics defecting to pentecostal movements,...
Fr Chris Chatteris / Perspectives
by Chris Chatteris SJ · Published June 24, 2009 · Last modified March 29, 2011
When President Bashir of Sudan was indicted by the International Court for crimes against humanity, he expelled 14 Western NGOs, including the highly respected Doctors Without Borders....
<!– @page { size: 21cm 29.7cm; margin: 2cm } P { margin-bottom: 0.21cm } –>When President Bashir of Sudan was indicted by the International Court for crimes...
When Pope Benedict declared the Year of Priest, which began on June 19, he did the Church a great service. A season of celebration and serious reflection...
In the world of aviation there is a universal language roughly based on English which is used to avoid confusion among pilots and to make sure that...
By Catherine De Valence This morning I woke up with a lot of questions, questions which only God could answer. Who? Why? When? Where? These are always...
by Mphuthumi Ntabeni · Published June 21, 2009 · Last modified September 1, 2009
Parliamentary opening speeches are much like listening to stories about lemmings jumping off cliff, so I thought I’d consult my daughter, who recently turned ten, for her...
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