History in Colour: Pope John Paul II Shot
Pope John Paul II slumps into the arms of his private secretary, Fr (later Cardinal) Stanisław Dziwisz, after four bullets […]
History in Colour: Pope John Paul II Shot Read Post »
Pope John Paul II slumps into the arms of his private secretary, Fr (later Cardinal) Stanisław Dziwisz, after four bullets […]
History in Colour: Pope John Paul II Shot Read Post »
The Catholic Health Care Association of Southern Africa (CATHCA) is the Catholic Church’s associate body for health in South Africa,
Do You Know Who CATHCA is? They Save Lives! Read Post »
God operates in the messy, dangerous, difficult and joyous areas of our lives Our society can be transformed with God’s
Transformed by God’s Values: Welcome to ‘Our Place’ Read Post »
Pope Francis expressed his opposition to nuclear weapons and the threat they pose to the world during a meeting with
Pope Meets Japan’s Prime Minister; Both Agree on a World Free of Nuclear Weapons Read Post »
The French painter William-Adolphe Bouguereau created several artworks of the Blessed Virgin Mary with her Son. Two stand out for
The Two Faces of the Madonna Read Post »
After two years of lockdown due to the Covid pandemic, the annual Fatima pilgrimage walk hosted by Blessed Sacrament church
Fatima Pilgrimage takes place again – 30 years after the first pilgrimage took place Read Post »
Catholic schools again outperformed the national average in the NSC matric 2021, but some areas of concern in education generally remain,
Issues South Africa’s Education Must Face Read Post »
Fr Oskar Wermter SJ reflects on poverty through the lens of the great Catholic activist Dorothy Day. We are surrounded
How We Can Walk With the Poor Read Post »
The Denis Hurley Centre in Durban held its annual interfaith ‘ifthaar’, encouraging non-Muslims to spend one day during Ramadan fasting
Denis Hurley Centre’s annual interfaith ‘ifthaar’ Read Post »