Pallottine Sister Othmara Metzger, the long-time matron of St Joseph’s Home for Chronically Ill Children in Cape Town, died on […]
Sister Othmara Metzger SAC Rest in Peace Read Post »
We have one life. What are we doing with it? Are we remembering our death? To some it sounds strange,
Practice of Memento Mori – Considering One’s Death – Revived for Lent Read Post »
A parish in the diocese of Klerksdorp is appealing for help in building a church, so that Mass no longer
Klerksdorp Parishioners Struggle with Doorless Church Read Post »
Spreading the Gospel in a place where hate or love are doled out based on tribal membership is a hard
Irish Nun Receives Women of Courage Award for work in South Sudan Read Post »
Here are some things to know about Ash Wednesday and the kickoff to Lent: In the Table of Liturgical Days,
Palms to Ashes: A few things to know about Ash Wednesday Read Post »
On Saturdays and Sundays, the seminarians at St John Vianney Seminary in Pretoria assume all the duties of the institution’s
Seminarians Taking Care of Business! Read Post »
“Every time I refused to have sex with him, he would beat me,” an abuse survivor from Africa told Pope
At Summit, Survivors Expose ‘Cancer’ of Clergy Sex Abuse – Including African Voices Read Post »
The storming of a cargo ship in the middle of the Thames estuary off the coast of England by heavily
Giving Help after Piracy Trauma Read Post »
By Zuko Masabalala – A group of students at Immaculata Secondary School in Diepkloof, Soweto, believe the experience they gained
Young Christian Students Group Builds Leadership Skills Read Post »
