Cartoon of the Week: Easter’s Coming Early
The Southern Cross has been publishing cartoons on its back page drawn by Conrad Burke since the early 90s. We have […]
Cartoon of the Week: Easter’s Coming Early Read Post »
The Southern Cross has been publishing cartoons on its back page drawn by Conrad Burke since the early 90s. We have […]
Cartoon of the Week: Easter’s Coming Early Read Post »
A personal tragedy inspired a young Cape Town man to start his own business. When his path crossed with Salesian
Young Entrpreneur’s Business Took Off with Salesian Life Choices Course Read Post »
What are we Catholics doing in response to the call for a New Evangelisation? The success of the many new anti-Catholic agents is due to their taking advantage of the tepidity and indifference of many of us Catholics who are not up to the level of their aggressive evangelising methods.
Bring Jesus to the World this Year! Read Post »
The deadline is fast approaching to submit nominations for the inaugural Barry Wood Awards to honour those who work at the Denis Hurley Centre in Durban.
Denis Hurley Centre Awards Deadline! Read Post »
Archbishop of Cape Town Stephen Brislin attended a reunion in Kroonstad diocese
Archbishop Brislin Goes ‘Home’ Read Post »
Father Ron Rolheiser in his column “We give birth to Christ too” imagines that Mary suffered “excruciating pain” during the birth of Jesus. Venerable Fulton Sheen, the late bishop of Rochester in the US, would respectfully disagree.
No Pain for Our Lady in Childbirth? Read Post »
Christmas may be over, but before we know it, it’ll again be Advent and Christmas again. And then it will be good to remember that the 12 Days of Christmas are those after the feast of the Nativity, not before.
A Family Liturgical Cycle? Read Post »
Fr Chris Townsend takes time out to birdwatch on his annual holiday in the Kruger Park. In his column he describes the importance of getting away from urban life.
Fr Chris Townsend: A Priest’s Rest Read Post »
Journalist Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya returned to the Church after ten years away. He says Catholic social justice teachings are close to his heart.
Journalist Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya’s Way Back to the Faith Read Post »