Healing our Universities
South Africa is faced with myriad protests, often accompanied by violence. From service delivery protests to the students’ uprising, often […]
Healing our Universities Read Post »
South Africa is faced with myriad protests, often accompanied by violence. From service delivery protests to the students’ uprising, often […]
Healing our Universities Read Post »
When in 2012 the satellite TV service DStv ruled out the inclusion of Catholic broadcaster EWTN on its South African
Catholic: A Time to Stand Up Read Post »
The publication of our 5000th edition this week marks a significant milestone for this independent and entirely unsubsidised newspaper. For
5000 Times to be Thankful Read Post »
Should an enterprising researcher conduct a survey of what quality lay people appreciate most in priests and bishops, humility would
Let’s Pray for our Bishops Read Post »
For most people, one of the great fears is to suffer an accident or health crisis that would leave them
While President Jacob Zuma took to the podium to sign off the results of last month’s municipal elections, a protest
Is South Africa a Nation of Rape? Read Post »
Before the local government elections in August, the African National Congress controlled five out of the six metros with populations
New Political Realities in SA Read Post »
There recently has been talk that the next Synod of Bishops might engage with the question of certain categories of
Will there be New Kinds of Priests? Read Post »
The Church in Southern Africa was built by missionaries. Men and women belonging to diverse religious orders left home and
Thank You, Missionaries Read Post »