Crime in South Africa: The Other Side of the Equation
We are accustomed to reading about crime every day, lamenting about it and criticising the police, security companies, and government, of course. But do we ever ask...
We are accustomed to reading about crime every day, lamenting about it and criticising the police, security companies, and government, of course. But do we ever ask...
Over the past few weeks, South Africa has generated a tremendous amount of good will and respect across the world by welcoming the globe’s population to a...
CHRISTOLOGY: A Biblical, Historical, and Systematic Study of Jesus (2nd edition), by Gerald O’Collins SJ. Oxford University Press, 2009. 385pp Reviewed by Anthony Egan SJ
From Grace de Lange, East London: In light of the horrendous reports on the sexual abuses I also feel a Sunday Mass offered for the consolation of those...
It doesn’t take more than a cursory glance at popular mass media today to realise that a lot of people hang on to every word uttered by...
If one looks at the proliferation of books about the historical Jesus of Nazareth, one might observe an apparently widespread need for rediscovering the person and humanity...
by Michael Shackleton · Published June 25, 2010 · Last modified November 24, 2017
I am confused about what is called the collegiality of the bishops of the Church. If the bishops, including the bishop of Rome, form one college of...
From Christopher Grealy, Johannesburg: Contrary to Alan Sauls (May 26), I believe selling off Church land is short-sighted. All land belongs to God, and there are no...
Many Catholics will lose patience with secular commentators who continue to insist that Pope Benedict has failed to apologise for the abuse of minors by priests and...
From Fr Kevin Reynolds, Pretoria: As usual, your editorial “The new missal” (May 26) presents a comprehensive overview of the subject.
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