Families on the ball
As I am writing this column we have just celebrated the feast of the Baptism of Jesus. What happened right […]
Families on the ball Read Post »
As I am writing this column we have just celebrated the feast of the Baptism of Jesus. What happened right […]
Families on the ball Read Post »
By John Cowan Many people say that religious art needs some serious updating — and the president of the Vatican’s
Art for faith’s sake Read Post »
Fr Kevin Reynolds, Pretoria: As usual, your editorial ”The preaching problem” (January 13-19) hit the nail on the head. It
Twenty years ago on February 2, President FW de Klerk formally pronounced the death of the apartheid system with his
The great transition Read Post »
All over the world, advertising stands accused of turning children into moneygrubbing, materialistic little monsters. Scores of pressure groups, do-gooders
Don’t blame advertising for your kids Read Post »
In the dying days of 2009, I ventured to make a few resolutions for the New Year. Isn’t the birthday
Kicking up dust, wrestling with myself Read Post »
From Fr Johan Strydom, Plettenberg Bay: They say that St Christopher is no more. As the parish priest of St Christopher parish
St Christopher is alive and well Read Post »
Archbishop Vincent Nichols Of Westminster is right when he compares the dogmatic stridency of some secularists with that of “the
Church in the margins Read Post »
By Colleen Constable On January 1 we observed the feast of Mary, Mother of God. In his homily the priest
The sisterhood of the Mother of God Read Post »