I don’t know how she does it
What a nice way to start the new year. I don’t go to movies very often, do occasionally watch a […]
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Perspectives Rowland
Perspectives
Let there be living water
The idea of Christian unity as a “return” of one ecclesial community to another has posed a serious obstacle in
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Editorials Editorials 2012
The Catholic School
On page 9 of this week’s issue we feature a report of how Catholic schooling has had a positive influence
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Your Letters
Islam stands for tolerance
From Razia Amod, Cape Town I could never understand why Muslims are not understood, liked or recognised by many non-Muslims.
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Perspectives
Looking back to move forward
If we look back over 2011, I think it was a year of mixed happenings for most of us, locally,
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Church Your Letters
Time to reassess the doctrine of Original Sin?
From Bernard Straughan, Cape Town – Michael Shackleton’s Open Door column on the subject of limbo (December 14) refers. While
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Hope&Joy Perspectives
Embracing tradition
Because we share a religion, doesn’t mean that the way in which our faith is celebrated need be the same.
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Editorials Editorials 2012
Perseverance at school
The minister of basic education, Angie Motshekga, had hardly congratulated the matriculation class of 2011 on a National Senior Certificate
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Perspectives
The joy of youth ministry
The room is finally empty. You breathe out as you hear the last parent driving out the gate as the
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