Cartoon of the Week: Thurible Madness
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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Cartoon of the Week
Mass readings
Mass Readings: 11 February – 18 February, 2018
Liturgical Calendar Year B Weekday Cycle 2 Sunday, February 11, 6th Sunday of the Year Leviticus 13:1-2, 44-46, Psalms
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Church
This Week’s Issue: 7 February – 13 February, 2018
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Church Fr S'milo Mngadi
How Can SA’s Church Brand Itself?
This year marks 200 years of Catholicism in South Africa. However, after so many years, there is no symbol, image or any such which says “Catholic Church” to any South African in the street.
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Church Youth
Mini World Youth Day: Good Job and Now onto Panama!
The apostolic nuncio commended the bishops of Southern Africa for giving such importance to the ministry to youth. Youth ministry was on the bishops’ agenda, especially with the worldwide Synod of Bishops in the Vatican in October focusing on youth.
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Church
Monsignor Barney McAleer Honoured
Mgr Barney McAleer, the popular Irish priest who currently is the coordinator of the SACBC Foundation, holds a framed “Certificate of Appreciation” from the Southern African Catholic Bishops’ Conference as he stands next to SACBC president Archbishop Stephen Brislin.
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Bishops Church SACBC
SACBC Statement on the Reigning Political Situation in the Country
New and dangerous tensions are arising as the ruling party storms through a period of transition. The Southern African Catholic
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Books Church Priests
Elements of Counselling: Jo’burg Priest Co-Wrote ‘Essential Tool for Activists’
The new expanded guide Elements of Counselling, which was co-authored by a Catholic priest, was launched at the Jesuit Institute in Johannesburg.
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Church Church History Your Letters
A Changing Church: Some Can, Some Can’t
Mgr Vincent Hill, Pretoria – Some people, also in the Church, resist any reform, especially if it requires changing themselves. Isaac Newton stated the physical law that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. The same applies to every change. Some get left behind, others try to reverse decisions made, showing they do not understand or accept the changes.
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