Women: So far and no further
I have for some weeks now, been mulling over a comment by Archbishop Celestino Migliore, the Vatican’s outgoing nuncio to […]
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Silencing the Church
Our guide led us through the quiet and sombre Genocide Memorial Centre in Kigali. He explained every step of the
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Your Letters
Durban’s cathedral centre expense justified
From Paddy Kearney, Denis Hurley Centre Project, Durban: It is not difficult to sympathise with the questions raised by Andre Duchesne
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Suicide not an ‘easy way out’
Statistics suggest that at least two-thirds of people with psychological problems will never seek therapy. Facing an inner torment, many
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Confession trial
From Peter Wills, Strand: I am glad that Marion Jordaan raised the issue of confession. I believe that practising Catholics
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No contest: cooperation rules
While the hosting of the football World Cup was a wonderful victory for all South Africans, I keep thinking back
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Christianity: more by example than by word
From Bernard Staughan, Cape Town: Sincere and hearty congratulations to The Southern Cross for publishing Chris Moerdyk’s invaluable contribution to
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Parish volunteers from hell
When I was an altar server more than half a century ago, there were so many priests at my parish,
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True Leadership must be Rooted in Love
I am going to take a break from writing articles for The Southern Cross and will be back again in the new
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