While it may be more difficult to notice today, people are still thirsting for the Gospel message and for signs of God’s love and mercy, Pope Francis said.
People Still Thirsting for the Gospel Message Read Post »
A group of 16 artists from Durban have been experiencing their own sense of wonder at creation by trailing the 19th-century Trappist monks of KwaZulu-Natal.
Durban Artists’ Group Draws Inspiration from Trappists Read Post »
What motivates a Christian pilgrim guide in the Holy Land? RIMON MAKHLOUF, a Latin-rite Catholic from Jerusalem, tells his story.
Jerusalem: My Home and Yours Read Post »
Laity input simply doesn’t seem to matter much of the time. This was brought home to me about two years ago when I was in discussion with a senior member of the hierarchy about how the local laity could assist the bishops in playing a bigger role in the future.
Laity Communication Written Off in Our Church Read Post »
I would like to share some thoughts with readers about organ transplants, looking at the Catechism of the Church and at some articles in The Southern Cross.
Tough Questions: Organ Transplants and Donation Read Post »
The archangels Michael, Gabriel and Raphael help encourage and accompany Christians on life’s journey and defend them from the devil,
Pope: Archangels Defend Christians from the Devil Read Post »
400 Years of Vincentian Order: Vincent de Paul’s zeal for helping the poor was the instrument God used to bring about a “burst of generosity in the church,”.
Vincentians: Charity is at the Heart of the Church Read Post »
To help prospective students and guests gain more information, South Africa’s Catholic university St Augustine College is hosting an Open
Open Day at St Augustines College Read Post »
Some 1000 people in various venues in South Africa came to hear US speaker and author Christopher West, an expert on the Theology of the Body.
Theology of the Body Expert Brings Theory to Life Read Post »
