IN his Confessions, St Augustine narrates the personal story of how his life of sensual pleasure and intellectual pride left […]

IT is not every week that The Southern Cross finds itself in the happy position of being able to publish

It may be unfashionable to say so in the secular world, but we shall say it anyhow: a culture of

It is unusual for The Southern Cross to use this space to take issue with letters to the editor. Today’s

Debate around the popularity of JK Rowling’s Harry Potter books has intensified since the release of the movie of the

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It is evident that many bishops around the world have been ill equipped to deal with allegations of child molestation

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Pope John Paul’s call for a day of prayer and fast for peace on December 14 goes beyond archaic piety.