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 »
