Can Catholics vote for pro-abortion candidates?
Does the Church approve of the proposition that Catholics may, in certain circumstances, vote for pro-abortion politicians, provided they do
Can Catholics vote for pro-abortion candidates? Read Post »
Does the Church approve of the proposition that Catholics may, in certain circumstances, vote for pro-abortion politicians, provided they do
Can Catholics vote for pro-abortion candidates? Read Post »
From Anthony Sturges, Johannesburg When it comes to discussions over the origins of man (How Church’s teachings on Adam and
Adam and Eve: Allegorical Progenitors? Read Post »
Nearly 50 years ago, the world’s bishops sat in St Peter’s basilica in the Vatican, to deliberate, discuss and decide
The event that brought new hope and joy to the Church Read Post »
Mention the Second Vatican Council to young Catholics today, and chances are that they will voice their lack of interest
A journey of hope and joy Read Post »
When we don’t take care of the youth, not only do we deprive the world of future leaders, but we
Solving the gang problem Read Post »
Last month a letter to the editor by Albert Vianello raised the question of germs, and a fellow Catholic, Dr
Antiseptically yours, Chris Read Post »
The first ecclesiastical territory to be established in Southern Africa in 1818, was what is now the archdiocese of Cape
How do we prove that faith is not idiotic? Read Post »
From Martin Schreiner, Pretoria Will the differences between the Catholic and Orthodox Churches ever be resolved to enable our two
Church unity between East and West? Read Post »
It has been a long, arduous road which Radio Veritas had to travel to receive the right to broadcast on
At last, Radio Veritas Read Post »