The children aren’t to blame
From Charmaine Reynolds, Cape Town Mlebana WA Majahe of Johannesburg (March 14) refers to the state of our Catholic schools. […]
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A priest found the big bang
From Patrick Dacey, Johannesburg Because of differing timescales that had been allocated to Genesis’ creation story, Bishop Usher, a 17th
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Are we using the right bible?
From Fr Wojciech Szypula SVD, Department of Theology, St Augustine College, Sr Judith Coyle IHM, Senior Lecturer & Coordinator: Pastoral
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What has happened to our Catholic schools?
From Mlebana WA Majahe, Johannesburg Catholic schools, especially in the townships, have changed from what they used to be. Back
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Giving up our time during Lent for our Lord
From Tom Drake, Johannesburg Our parish priest is not a great believer in the “giving up” of the usual things
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Vatican II’s enlightened ecumenism
From Raymond James, Umhlanga Rocks All Catholics who grew to adulthood pre-Vatican II will have had the grounding in our
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Don’t tar all catechists with the same brush!
From Collette O’Sullivan, Cape Town I take great umbrage to a number of erroneous statements in John Lee’s letter, “Evangelised
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Living like refugees in the land of their birth
From Colin Arendse, Cape Town ‘Land is God’s gift to all of which we as human beings are responsible as
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Christ came to redeem us from original sin
From Lewis Berry CO, Port Elizabeth –Â In reply to Bernard Straughan’s letter Time to reassess the doctrine of original sin
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