Separating Church and State
Last October’s Synod for Africa realised the need to step up the Church’s involvement in speaking for the voiceless, not […]
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Your Letters
Apostolic visitor from South Africa
From Paul Taylor, Johannesburg: Your report “Pope’s high-powered team to help Irish Church in crisis” (June 9) refers . Your
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Church
African Ancestor Beliefs and the Catholic Communion of Saints: Concord or Conflict?
Most if not all Black Catholics within the Archdiocese of Cape Town (ACT), South Africa, pray to their ancestors. Is
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Perspectives
An itinerary for the afterlife
One of the great benefits of our modern world is that international travel is becoming a lot more affordable, thereby
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Perspectives
The forgotten Africa
The blare of vuvuzelas is everywhere, even here in Kenya where we have no real national football to talk about.
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Your Letters
Many reasons to donate organs
From Dickon Daggit, Cape Town: I would like to compliment and thank you for your editorial on organ transplants (June
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Editorials Editorials 2010
Mission accomplished
For six years South Africa built up towards hosting the 2010 World Cup, and for the past four weeks much
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Perspectives Shackleton
Confession can’t be coercive
Bishop Girotti of the Vatican’s Apostolic Penitentiary reportedly said that a priest who confesses sexual abuse should generally not be
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Your Letters
Is confession a thing of the past?
From Marion Jordaan, Pietermaritzburg As I prepare the children of my catechism class for the sacrament of reconciliation before their
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