Fr Billy Barnes: Memories of a Priest
In 1958, Fr Billy Barnes of Port Elizabeth was ordained to the priesthood. For the Jubilee of Priests, he recalls […]
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Lost and Found: The Life of St Anthony
Every Catholic knows to invoke St Anthony to find lost items. This is the life of one of our most
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Unsung Heroes: Reflecting on Selfless Volunteers
In the Year of Jubilee, Bishop José Luis Ponce de León reflects on the selfless work of volunteers in our
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Pope Leo XIV Meets with Neocatechumenal Way Leaders
By Álvaro de Juana – On June 5, Pope Leo XIV held a private audience with the International Team of
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Our Lady of Lebanon Hosts Gala Dinner Fundraiser
Text and photos by Mark Kisogloo – The Maronite parish of Our Lady of Lebanon in Mulbarton, Johannesburg, marked the
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May any Catholic go to Mass on Saturdays?
Question: It has been my understanding that when Canon Law introduced the Saturday evening Mass in the 70s, this was
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Fr Daniel Kivuw’a : A Priest of Consolation
Consolata Father Daniel Kivuw’a has served in South Africa for 15 years. He told Lucy Moll about how he found
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Nuns return to St Joseph’s Hospital in its 90th Anniversary Year
St Joseph’s hospital, founded by five German Pallottine Missionary Sisters in 1935, acts as a lifeline to sick and injured
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Cyclists Ride for Children at St Joseph’s Care
Two Capetonians are set to take on one of the province’s toughest mountain bike races in honour of the patients
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