Bishops and politics
The editor’s responses to letters are customarily confined to brief footnotes, and even these are few. On rare occasions, however, […]
Bishops and politics Read Post »
The editor’s responses to letters are customarily confined to brief footnotes, and even these are few. On rare occasions, however, […]
Bishops and politics Read Post »
The teaching of the Catholic Church on abortion is unequivocal: life begins at the point of conception, and the right
The abortion debate Read Post »
In his message for World Communications Day this year, Pope Benedict calls on parents, schools and the Church to provide
Being media literate Read Post »
Plans mooted in this issue by Archbishop Buti Tlhagale, president of the Southern African Catholic Bishops’ Conference (SACBC), to establish
A body for the laity Read Post »
Evangelisation begins at home, within the family and the parish community. While it is important to bring the Good News
The role of the laity Read Post »
In the space of just over a decade, the definition of friendship has assumed new forms which are a boon
Allegations that Arch-bishop Pius Ncube of Bulawayo might have broken his vow of celibacy in an adulterous affair has greatly
An unfortunate off-shoot of Pope Benedict’s apostolic letter Summorum Pontificum on the Tridentine rite has been the negative reaction by
Pope Benedict’s moto proprio Summorum Pontificum may be seen as a pastoral masterstroke which will solve some thorny problem. But it