She Did Not Vandalise — She Venerated
Ut Unum Sint — That They May Be One There are mornings when a run is simply a run, measured
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Xenophobia: The Conversation We Never Had
An honest conversation over tea and biscuits reminded me that we cannot heal our land if we are unwilling to
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When Wooden Spoons Become Instruments Of Grace
A rosary, wooden spoons and a whole lot of grace. Some of life’s most beautiful moments are never planned. They
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All Things Bright and Beautiful — A Beautiful Hymn, An Ugly Reality
“The heavens declare the glory of God; the firmament proclaims the work of his hands.” — Psalm 19:2 For more
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Pilgrims of Hope: A Hymn We Must Not Leave Behind
There are many beautiful hymns within the rich treasury of the Catholic Church—hymns that have carried generations through joy, sorrow,
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On a Hill Far Away: St James – A Mountain Of Hope
“How beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of those who bring good news, who proclaim peace, who bring good
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“Aweh, Masekind. Jy’s Terug.”
There are words that stay with us for a lifetime. Not because they are eloquent or “church language” correct, but
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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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