Mary has long led SA’s way
From Ethne Stevens, Cape Town: This month the question “Where were you when FW made that speech?” has been addressed […]
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Your Letters
Editorials Editorials 2010
Shroud’s truth is in the fruits
As the Church prepares to exhibit the Shroud of Turin, which many hold to be Christ’s burial cloth, the debate
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Other Writers Perspectives
God still creates in us
By Lawrence Mduduzi Ndlovu The Christian community has always upheld that God created all things. This notion is affirmed in
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Perspectives
A patron saint for Bafana Bafana?
I was delighted to read in a recent issue of The Southern Cross that the relics of St Thérèse of
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Perspectives
A lesson in leadership
During the season of Lent we are encouraged to deny ourselves some of the pleasures of this world. On Ash
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Perspectives Simmermacher
Legislating blasphemy
Blasphemy: we know the definition profaning the sacred but there seems to be little consensus about when exactly the sacred
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Books Reviews
The world’s interlinked troubles
HOT, FLAT AND CROWDED: Why the World Needs a Green Revolution – And How We Can Renew Our Global Future,
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Church Saints Your Letters
Mary Magdalene: The Forgotten Saint
Pat Dacey, Johannesburg:Â Mary Magdalene has become the forgotten saint in the modern era, yet she epitomises all that the ultimate
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Editorials Editorials 2010
Zuma and marriage
President Jacob Zuma has of late returned the discussion of marriage into the public domain, first by marrying his third
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