The Cardinal-Elect Brislin I Know
On Sunday, Pope Francis named 21 new cardinals. Among them was Archbishop Stephen Brislin of Cape Town, who will become […]
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The Southern Cross Visits St Martin de Porres Parish in Wolseley
The Southern Cross was warmly welcomed at St Martin de Porres Parish Wolseley, Diocese of Oudtshoorn this morning! Bless you
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The Southern Cross Visits St Martin de Porres in Sunnyside, Pretoria
The Southern Cross visited St Martin de Porres parish in Sunnyside, Pretoria. Parish priest Fr Sefiri Motsepe and the parishioners
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The Southern Cross Visits St Mary’s parish in Ceres
A blessed Sunday to all from a freezing Cape Town, where The Southern Cross visited St Mary’s parish in Ceres
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Monsignor Barney McAleer heads back to Ireland
By Sheila Pires – “It feels great. I’m very, very content. I’m very happy,” says Monsignor Barney McAleer as he
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Church Emmanuel Suntheni OSB Mass
The Path to Happiness is Peace in Christ: 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Emmanuel Sermons – Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time – Year A Sermon and Christian Act In The Word Theme: Am I Peaceful?
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Three Words of St Ignatius
The saint of the month in the July issue is St Ignatius of Loyola and, with some personal experience of
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The Story of SA’s First Nuncio
100 Years Papal Representation in SA – A hundred years ago, on April 13, 1923, a Dutch Dominican archbishop set
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History in Colour: SA’s First Black Priests
A snapshot from the past, colourised exclusively for The Southern Cross South Africa’s first four black priests in a photograph
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