Eshowe Youth Confirmed!
Twelve young people were confirmed at St Benedict’s cathedral in Eshowe, KwaZulu-Natal. With the candidates are (far left) cathechist Ori Vaarmark, […]
Eshowe Youth Confirmed! Read Post »
Twelve young people were confirmed at St Benedict’s cathedral in Eshowe, KwaZulu-Natal. With the candidates are (far left) cathechist Ori Vaarmark, […]
Eshowe Youth Confirmed! Read Post »
The loss of a child — in utero or later — gives us a sense of so much loss of potential, a loss of possibility, and a loss of the story of relationship that we are all part of.
Dealing with the Loss of a Child Read Post »
The MAIM ministry (Ministry of Assistance to Mothers and Infants) of Christ the King parish in Wentworth, Durban, held a “Cupcake Cancer Day”, with the proceeds
Cupcakes for Cancer! Read Post »
Roy Glover, Knysna – I write in full support of the excellent letter by Sr Angelika Laub OP. What is
Greed Can Indeed Overwhelm Us Read Post »
People must make “a serious examination of conscience to understand whether we are really capable of listening to the poor,” the pope said in a message for World Day of the Poor
Pope: Drop the ‘Phobia of the Poor’ Read Post »
Following last month’s Synod of Bishops on Youth, suggestions have been made that the next synod might be dedicated to
Prayer for the World Day of the Poor
Prayer for the World Day of the Poor Read Post »
Even in societies increasingly marked by divisions and prejudice, Catholics gather every Sunday “in the Lord’s name and acknowledge that they are brothers and sisters,” Pope Francis said.
Pope: Eucharist Creates the Communion the World Needs Read Post »
World Day of the Poor was first proposed in 2016 in Pope Francis’ apostolic letter for the Year of Mercy, Misericordia et misera, which calls on the faithful to “make a serious examination of conscience, to see if we are truly capable of hearing the cry of the poor”.
Why We Can’t be Silent to Cries of Poor Read Post »