The Life of St Jerome
St Jerome is one of the pivotal figures in the growth of Christianity, we look back at his life and […]
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Feast of Michael, Gabriel and Raphael
These archangels, messengers sent by God, are the only ones named in the Bible. In the Book of Daniel, Michael
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Voting for the ‘lesser of two evils’
By Tony Magliano – During his flight from Singapore to Rome – after his whirlwind pastoral visit to countries in Asia
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Calling Catholic Anti-Apartheid Activists for New Book
By Judy Stockill – Sisters for Justice have initiated a writing project to collect the stories of lay Catholics involved
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How Late May I Be for Mass?
Answered by Fr Thomas Plastow SJ Question: If I arrive at church after Mass has begun, how late may I
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From Our Vaults 100 Years Ago: September 10, 1924
Extended church reopens Bishop Charles Cox of the Transvaal vicariate presided over a sung Mass at the church of La
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Ordination of Deacon Giovanni Abrahams at Our Lady of Lebanon Maronite Church
By Mark Kisogloo – Giovanni Larigan Abrahams was ordained to the Diaconate by Archbishop Buti Tlhagale at Our Lady of
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St Joseph of Cupertino: The Saint Who Took to the Air
At exam time, students may call on the help of St Joseph of Cupertino, a holy man who was treated
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A Catholic Reflection on Two Hundred Years of Lesotho
By Bokang Tsoanamatsie – Lesotho is celebrating its 200th anniversary as a nation established by the renowned King Moshoeshoe. Historical
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