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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Editorials Editorials 2010
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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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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Editorials Editorials 2010
Using new media
If God had delayed the incarnation for 2000 years, by what means would Jesus have proclaimed his message of redemption
Perspectives
Nuns had a holy cross to bear
Recently I received a most delightful letter from Vincent Rayne, chairman of the parish council of St Thomas’ church in
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Ntabeni Perspectives
Newman’s brand of liberalism
I was reading the review of Cardinal John Henry Newman’s new biography, Newman’s Unquiet Grave: The Reluctant Saint by John
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Your Letters
Who do we thank for SA’s blessings?
From MA Gila 1994 – The end of apartheid. The eyes of the world were focussed on South Africa. For
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Editorials Editorials 2010
Giving a real choice
The Catholic Church’s opposition to abortion is immutable, but it also finds expression in different, complementary ways. This week’s first
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