Spanish church leaders urged prayers and national unity after two terrorist attacks left at least 19 people dead. Pope Francis,
Catholic leaders urge Prayers, Unity after Attacks in Spain Read Post »
Nobody should make their home on a rubbish dump — and yet that’s where people are living. WINNIE GRAHAM explains how a group of Catholics in Oudtshoorn reached out to them.
Lessons From a Rubbish Dump Read Post »
The just-war criteria that would justify armed conflict with North Korea over its nuclear testing and threats to launch missiles have not been met, said ethicists.
Ethicists: Just-War Tests not Met for North Korea Read Post »
There are some serious issues facing the priesthood and women in the Church – many Catholics have completely opposing views on how they should be solved.
Are the Priesthood and Women in Crisis in our Church? Read Post »
In South Africa, racism is much like a rotten tooth: it needs treatment but many people are afraid of the dentist and leave the tooth to rot further.
Racism: Clouds over the Rainbow Read Post »
In so many areas of our lives, we have overcome our prejudices to exercise gender sensitivity in language.
The Church’s Language Problem Read Post »
Brian Gouveia, Bloemfontein – One Sunday recently the word purgatory was used. It is a word that I had not
Does the Church Still Teach Purgatory? Read Post »
The first part of the Hail Mary is the angel’s words announcing Christ’s incarnation and Elizabeth’s greeting to Mary. Pope
How to Say the Rosary Read Post »
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This Week’s Issue: 16 August – 22 August, 2017 Read Post »
