Catholic Social Teaching / Christian Living / Christian Mission / Magliano / Poverty & Social Justice
When a disciple of Jesus takes his or her baptismal call seriously, that person’s words and actions live on long after he or she leaves this world. An outstanding example of this truth is found in the prophetic discipleship of the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Liturgical Calendar Year B Weekday Cycle 2 Sunday March 25, Palm Sunday Procession Mark 11:1-10 or John 12:12-16, Isaiah 50:4-7,...
The Catholic Church has embarked on a special mission towards the eradication of racism in all spheres of society in South Africa, and during this Lenten season, all the Catholic faithful have been requested to create platforms where they are able to share the challenges relating to racism and find ways to address them.
The Southern Cross has been publishing cartoons on its back page drawn by Conrad Burke since the early 90s. We have...
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Praying for God’s intervention takes courage, dogged persistence and patience, said Pope Francis. “If I want the Lord to listen to what I am asking him, I have to go, and go and go – knock on the door and knock on God’s heart
Church / God / Lent / Sarah-Leah Pimentel
Often we want to return to God. We want to return to the heart of love. We want to return to forgiveness and redemption. We want to return to a life of hope. Yet, something holds us back. Fear…
While we celebrate Human Rights Day today, it’s imperative that we don’t forget those who fought for their basic human rights to be observed.
Moira Gillmore, Durban – June Boyer’s How did God punish Adam? , responding to my letter Childbirth and Original Sin...
