Puzzle of Adopting a Saint Solved
Stephen A Clark, Manila, Philippines – Years ago I heard a talk where it was suggested that we all adopt […]
Puzzle of Adopting a Saint Solved Read Post »
Stephen A Clark, Manila, Philippines – Years ago I heard a talk where it was suggested that we all adopt […]
Puzzle of Adopting a Saint Solved Read Post »
Flag waving and military parades are synonymous with Memorial Day. It is a day of intense nationalism – highlighting a
Wars, Threats of More Wars, Dishonour Memorial Day in the US Read Post »
Much of the reporting surrounding Pope Francis’ “motu proprio,” on the pope’s own initiative, titled “Vos estis lux mundi” (“You
‘Motu proprio’ is First Step to Restoring Trust in the Church Read Post »
Mervyn Pollitt, Waterfall, KZN – As reported in an interview with Ricardo da Silva SJ on Spotlight.Africa, Sr Hermenegild Makoro
Act by Setting up Abuse Committees Read Post »
Guest Editorial by Michael Shackleton – “The harvest is rich, but the labourers are few, so ask the Lord of
Celibacy Needs More Explaining Read Post »
Former Southern Cross board member Joan Williamson died on March 27 at 98. Born in 1920 in Pietermaritzburg, she was
Joan Williamson Rest in Peace Read Post »
Yes, but… And now comes the bad news; you’re not good enough; your efforts didn’t quite make the grade and
Fifth Sunday in Easter Reflection Read Post »
Oakford Dominican Sister Jerome Stützel, who was encouraged in her vocation by Padre Pio, died on March 25 at the
Sister Jerome Stützel OP Rest in Peace Read Post »
For many Catholics, the role of a deacon is still unclear. If deacons are not priests, is their vocation real?
The Calling of a Permanent Deacon Read Post »