Distinguishing the changeable from the fixed
Fr Thomas Gibson, Kensington, Johannesburg Regarding Mervyn Pollit’s letter Church Crisis (August 18), I would like to share with all […]
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Fr Thomas Gibson, Kensington, Johannesburg Regarding Mervyn Pollit’s letter Church Crisis (August 18), I would like to share with all […]
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BY SYDNEY DUVAL The Missionary Sisters of the Precious Blood at Mariannhill and the Holy Cross Sisters are celebrating major
Dear Sisters: A Big Thank You Read Post »
Last month, as I observed our parish making preparations for the visit of the relics of my favourite saint, St
Let’s proclaim Africa’s saints Read Post »
After a particularly violent and destructive series of strikes and tragic news that swept this country, I looked desperately for
The power of doing good Read Post »
The bishops of Southern Africa have rightly protested against the transparent attempts by the African National Congress to place controls
Media must be fixed Read Post »
There currently is considerable debate and anxiety with regard to the African National Congress proposed Media Appeals Tribunal and the
On our doorstep: Banned Read Post »
I was upset recently to hear that a child might not be allowed to make his First Communion because he
Turning a child away Read Post »
Stephanie Callea, Johannesburg I am so shocked at the attitude of our fellow Catholics. They are always complaining about the
Contributing to the Church: A drop in the ocean Read Post »
THE SHROUD: The 2,000-year-old mystery solved, by Ian Wilson. Bantam Press, London. 2010. 370pp. Reviewed by Gnther Simmermacher Suddenly in
Turin Shroud: Mystery solved? Read Post »