On our doorstep: Banned
There currently is considerable debate and anxiety with regard to the African National Congress’ proposed Media Appeals Tribunal and the […]
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Perspectives
Perspectives Rowland
Turning a child away
I was upset recently to hear that a child might not be allowed to make his First Communion because he
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Your Letters
Contributing to the Church: A drop in the ocean
Stephanie Callea, Johannesburg I am so shocked at the attitude of our fellow Catholics. They are always complaining about the
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Books
Turin Shroud: Mystery solved?
THE SHROUD: The 2,000-year-old mystery solved, by Ian Wilson. Bantam Press, London. 2010. 370pp. Reviewed by Günther Simmermacher Suddenly in
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Editorials Editorials 2010
The pope in Britain
The Catholic Church in Britain may well feel under pressure as preparations for Pope Benedict’s visit to the island this
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Perspectives Shackleton
In defence of Mother Teresa
Mother Teresa of Calcutta has been accused of having been a hard-line conservative whose clinics were poorly run and who
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Your Letters
The Church: Christ’s bride
By Jan Kalinowski, Assagay, KZN: The letter “Crime against faith” (August 4) by Ivor Bailey refers. In the 21st century
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Perspectives
A crisis in communication
A few years ago, I attended a meeting of senior Church officials where a priest with many years of experience
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Your Letters
Homosexuality and the Bible
From John Lee, Johannesburg: In response to Joseph Williams, “Are gay parishioners welcome?” (August 18), my experience over many years
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