What choice?
From Edward Urban, Johannesburg: I was recently given an article that was fascinating, enlightening and horrific. It is about published […]
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Editorials Editorials 2010
Why xenophobia?
It is encouraging that the South African Police Services and government are taking appropriate action on violence against foreign nationals,
Perspectives
Information overload
I have been thinking lately of just how much we take for granted in life. It reminded me how lucky
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Perspectives Rowland
Is the world we knew going, going…gone?
Talk about games and time to play or time to pray, and you’ll find many people over-extended one way or
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Believers are the real champions
From Manny de Freitas, Johannesburg: The football World Cup was a tournament of excitement and emotion. One feature which “hit
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Editorials Editorials 2010
The centre must hold
What sets the Catholic Church apart from almost every other religion is its line of governing the affairs of the
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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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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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