Tiger blind in the woods
On the second day of Lent, I listened to golfer Tiger Woods apologise to all the world about his recent […]
Tiger blind in the woods Read Post »
On the second day of Lent, I listened to golfer Tiger Woods apologise to all the world about his recent […]
Tiger blind in the woods Read Post »
At the risk of coming across as terribly parochial, I’m sure anyone who has been around the city of Cape
The Lord of dance Read Post »
It has been a very sad time in the Pietermaritzburg area as we mourn the sudden death of Steve, our
Professor Steve de Gruchy Read Post »
By Colleen Constable Polygamy is currently dominating media reports and discussions. The form of polygamy most common in South Africa
Women must break the polygamy cycle Read Post »
From Tracey Miller, Port Elizabeth: It was with mixed emotions that I read Henry Makori’s February 17-23 column regarding his
There’s a right time to give all to God Read Post »
President Jacob Zuma’s proposed national dialogue on morality in South Africa is most welcome, even if the announcement’s timing and
SA’s moral compass Read Post »
By Sarah-Leah Pimentel When we were children, our catechists taught us to give up something for Lent as a way
Be life’s co-author Read Post »
HOPE IN AN AGE OF DESPAIR, by Albert Nolan. Orbis Books, Maryknoll. 2009. 192 pp. Reviewed by Gerald Shaw Albert
Easy-to-follow theology that can give hope Read Post »