By Ernest Mwape OP – In a new book, the Dominicans articulate the issue of migration from a faith perspective, an angle few historians have so far explored.
Faith and Migration – Dominicans Look Through the Lens of Faith Read Post »
The class of 1967 of Mayfair Convent School in Johannesburg held a reunion, with many flying in from different parts of South Africa
Mayfair Convent Class of ’67 Reunites Read Post »
Scientists who helped restore a shrine above the site believed to be the place where Christ was buried say testing of samples has dated the tomb to at least the fourth century.
New Proof for Christ’s Tomb Read Post »
Those who recognise the Lord in the baby Jesus in the manger also should recognise his presence in children suffering today because of war, poverty and immigration, Pope Francis said.
Urbi et Orbi: Pope’s Christmas Blessing to the World Read Post »
The St Kizito’s children’s group of St Mary Magdalene parish in Lentegeur, Cape Town, held a Christmas party for children from the surrounding areas
St Kizito Children’s Christmas Party! Read Post »
At Christmas retailers bombard us with catalogues for gifts — from cheap trinkets to bottles of booze that cost as much as a car. KARIN HUMAN looks at what Christmas really means to her.
Smell, Feel, Taste – Christmas is Personal Read Post »
Martin Keenan has researched the history of the early Catholic Church in South Africa, and especially Cape Town. In this interview, he explains why the 200th anniversary of the Catholic Church’s presence in South Africa is so important.
Why South Africa’s Catholic History Matters Read Post »
Waterwise worker priests Fr Aaron Gabela of Durban archdiocese (right) and Fr Chris Chatteris SJ installed a new roof tank at St Francis Xavier Seminary in drought-ravaged Cape Town. The tank was donated by Archbishop Stephen Brislin as a gift of Cape Town archdiocese.
Water-Wise Priests! Read Post »
