Hymns can be God’s language
I rely on hymns to focus my prayer to God. Sometimes the words of hymns seem as if God is […]
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Your Letters
Perspectives
Don’t fall for old e-mail hoax
An e-mail currently circulating in the Christian community in South Africa warns about a movie called “Corpus Christi”, which portrays
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Other Writers Perspectives
Hurt by the Church, but not running away
By Catherine De Valence In the past I have been hurt by the Church, by people who claim to be
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Perspectives
An African tragedy
When more than a hundred young Catholics from several African countries met in Nairobi in late April for a workshop
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Editorials Editorials 2009
Irish Church’s new tomorrow
The release of a 2,600-page report detailing physical and sexual abuse perpetrated against minors in Catholic institutions over decades has
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Your Letters
The power of prayer is endless
Chris Moerdyk’s column “Churches’ quest: to capture young minds and hearts” refers. I too once challenged my son’s teacher to
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Perspectives Shackleton
Christianity and democracy
Is true democracy possible only in Christianity?
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Books Reviews
Küng remembers
DISPUTED TRUTH: Memoirs II, by Hans Küng (translated by John Bowden). Continuum, London. 576pp. Reviewed by Paddy Kearney
Books Reviews
Spark!: A Reflection
SPARK!: Reflections on life, by Mark Potterton. CIE Education Services, Johannesburg. 76pp. Reviewed by Michail Rassool
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