Freedom to be…what?
With Freedom Day coming up on April 27, the concept of freedom has lately been milling around in my head. Who, […]
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Perspectives Rowland
Mass readings
Mass Readings – 21 April – 28 April, 2013
Liturgical Calendar Year C Weekdays Cycle Year 1 Sunday, April 21 Acts 13:14, 43-52, Psalm 100:1-2, 3, 5, Revelation 7:9,
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Features History
Historian: England’s Last Catholic King called for Religious Freedom
An account of a speech on religious liberty by England’s last Catholic king published by a historian shows that the 17th-century monarch was revolutionary in his thinking on the freedom of conscience.
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Jesus Pope Francis Sin in our Lives
Pope Francis: Best defence against sin and temptation is Jesus
Surrounded by the devil’s temptations and being susceptible to sin, people can always find help, support and forgiveness in Jesus
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Vocations Your Letters
Cultish elitism mars vocations
From Wesley Seale, Cape Town –Â One hastens to respond to Name Withheld (Vocations wrongs, April 3) with the words of
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Editorials Editorials 2013
Our future priests
Writing in our special focus on vocations this week, Anthony Gathambiri IMC argues that poor conduct by clergy has the
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Church Perspectives Shackleton
Do Poor Homilies lose Parishioners?
I took a business associate with me to Sunday Mass in Johannesburg. His comment afterwards certainly made me think: The
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Perspectives
Keeping your goal in mind
I remember years ago in my confirmation class we were asked to do a task as one of the class
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Perspectives Raymond Perrier
Religious Practices: Is Our Faith just Cultural?
Of course, said the smooth-tongued psychologist from the capital, it’s not really religion, Â it’s culture. Thus, the deeply-felt practices of millions are dismissed by those who cannot understand how the absurdity of medieval religion has survived into a modern age.
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