The season of good will?
For some people, the jingling of bells that announces the Christmas season does not signal a time to be jolly. […]
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Christmas Reflections
Editorials Editorials 2011
Christmas through new eyes
BY FRANCIS CORREIA As a mother of three very small children my perspective on Christmas has changed fundamentally. Before I
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Christmas Christmas Facts
Christmas in the cloister
Every community has a Christmas tradition. Communities of religious priests, nuns, brothers and sisters also have their special Christmas traditions,
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Christmas Short Stories
The shepherd and the Passover lamb
A short story by Fr RALPH DE HAHN
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Perspectives Shackleton
What happened to Limbo?
Ever since the 1940s I have been made to believe that unbaptised babies, who have not attained the power of
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Other Writers Perspectives
The promise of new life
BY SIHLE MAGUBANE At the dawning of each day, we anticipate new challenges, new experiences and new encounters. This often
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Ntabeni Perspectives
Making habits of love
The philosopher John Stuart Mill argued 150 years ago in On Liberty that “the human faculties of perception, judgment, discriminative
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Editorials Editorials 2011
Being safe on the road
Pope Benedict reportedly was amused at being informed that a German citizen had reported him to the police for not
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Egan Hope&Joy Perspectives
When Latin went out of the Mass, Vatican II restored old practices to the liturgy
Everybody knows that after Vatican II the Mass was translated into the local languages (the vernacular) of Catholics. Some may
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