Bread Was Broken, Wine Was Poured — God Multiplied
St Augustine’s Cathedral parish community in Port Elizabeth gathered to celebrate one of the most beautiful milestones in the life […]
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Under the Cross of the Southern Cross
There are certain sounds from our Catholic childhood that never leave us. For me, one of those sounds was hearing
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It’s Not Over Until….the Priest Leaves Dancing and Rejoicing
“David danced before the Lord with all his might.” — 2 Samuel 6:14 – A number of years ago, I
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The Theology of Tea, Coffee and Biscuits
Why Coffee After Mass Matters More Than We Think On a trip to Durban, I attended Mass at a church
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How a Protestant Made Me Fall in Love with My Faith and the Rosary Again
I was raised in a traditional and staunch Catholic family. Ever since I can remember—ever since I first began to
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Taken Up in a Dream: A Real-Life Encounter on the Eve of the Ascension
By Gregory B Stephenson, Author: Jesus In The Kallid Times Twenty-four years ago, on the night of 8 May 2002
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Wolatemariam: A Quiet Witness to the Risen Lord
Gregory Stephenson pays tribute to a remarkable woman, Wolatemariam, whose life of humility, faith, and service left a profound impact
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Every Proclaimer Stands on the Road to Emmaus
By Gregory B. Stephenson, Author of Jesus In The Kallid Times – “Did not our hearts burn within us?” There
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The Silent Strength of St Joseph: Why Men Must Take Their Place Again
A reflection on fatherhood, faith, and the call for men to stand – With the recent feast of Saint Joseph
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