Why Hagia Sophia Must Matter To Us
The reconversion to a mosque of the church once regarded as the greatest in Christendom represents an assault on Christianity, […]
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Orphans Visit Retired Nuns
Orphaned and vulnerable children of the Sacred Heart Home in Mthwalume, KwaZulu-Natal, celebrated national Women’s Day by visiting the retired
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Fr Oskar Wermter: In Lockdown, We Are Disembodied
By Jesuit Father Oskar Wermter – Communication — getting in touch with each other — has been conducted for some
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Ten Tips For Good Ethics
South Africa was already a country full of people in need. But now the Covid-19 pandemic, and the related economic
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Fr Chris Townsend: Marriage No Longer Means The Same
Let’s face it: the law governing marriage in South Africa is useless. At best it is a product of its
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South Africa: A Nation of Impunity
South Africa is a nation plagued by a culture of impunity, in which trespasses against laws and ethics are disregarded
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Mother Mary, the Great Liberator
Mary was not only the mother of Jesus, but a great woman in all she did. As such, she is
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Priest Gets Liver Transplant – And The Donor Is A Former Parishioner
By Mark Pattison – Thirty-seven days after his liver transplant, Father John Mack could catalogue the things he can do in
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‘Covid-19 Bishop’ On His First Months
Ordained to lead the diocese of Aliwal North in the Eastern Cape just a few weeks before Covid-19 hit South
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