Racism is not dead
The report by Michail Rassool “Races still polarised” (July 30-August 5) confirmed an incident some of us seminary students had […]
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Krugersdorp: our mask?
By Russell Pollitt SJ When the immune system is low, the body is more vulnerable to infection; germs soon find
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Your Letters
Oil’s well that ends well?
Whenever I enter a supermarket, I marvel at the range of products available, and the ingenuity of humankind in producing
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Seeking the face of God in new technology
By Russell Pollitt SJ Working with students I often find that I am competing with SMSs, Mixit, MySpace, Facebook and
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Women and the Church Your Letters
Change is Part of God’s Plan
Tony Meehan, Cape Town – Â Fr Remo Bonifazi was shocked (Anti-Catholic, letters July 23-29) by your editorial of July 2-8,
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The look of love
By John Galloway OMI The response of most Catholics to Pope Paul VI’s 1968 encyclical Humanae vitae was probably that
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Church’s new image is rich
Bishop Edward Risi OMI, in his column “A better Mass” (July 9-15) asks: “What makes the Mass we celebrate today
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Views on Humanae vitae
As a Catholic, a feminist and a working mother of five, I hoped your editorial on Humanae vitae (July 23-29)
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Lent Series
Why Jesus was killed
At first glance the question, Who killed Christ?, may seem naive. It was the Romans, surely, in the person of
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