As we reflect on the year 2003, and look towards 2004, we focus our hopes and prayers on many areas […]

The public outrage that greeted revelations of the rugby training methods employed in the run-up to last month’s world cup

The ruling by the Broadcast Complaints Commission of South Africa (BCCSA) that an episode of the adult cartoon series South

It must be infuriating for those Catholics working in the field of HIV/Aids that in the secular arena the Church’s

Shortly before Cardinal Keith O’Brien, archbishop of Edinburgh, was elevated to the College of Cardinals in October, he made a

Pope John Paul is an astute observer of the human condition when he says that true reconciliation is impossible without

It is encouraging that the fearless witness of Archbishop Pius Ncube, a beacon of social justice in Zimbabwe, is being

South African Catholics will have been disappointed, perhaps even angered, at the absence of live coverage of Mother Teresa’s beatification

Predictably the ordination to the priesthood of a South African nun has stirred controversy in the local Church. It must