Embracing Poverty this Advent
There are advantages and disadvantages in everything, and the same can be said to be true with regards to poverty. Priests and religious make a vow of...
Author: Lionel Fynn
In this Pandemic, Follow The Law and Christ
While Covid-19 poses a credible threat to our ordinary way of life, restricting our movements, limiting our opportunities, and threatening our health, it also motivates us forward with...
Listen To and Support the Young
Last month we commemorated 20 000 students taking to the streets in protest to apartheid laws. June 16, 1976 and the protests that followed shows us that...
Be a Slave to Sin or a Disciple for Good
The Resurrection of Christ means that I can no longer be a slave of sin. In dying Christ destroyed death — the final wages of sin. In...
Why I Take the Risk of Loving Others
As a Christian, I am always encouraged to do my best in everything that I do, but most especially to be the best Christian I can be....
Love is the Answer!
Life is full of challenges. From sunrise to sunset I find myself challenged by my friends and family, by my colleagues and even by my priest. In...
Lent in a leap year
A leap year is a calendar year that contains an additional day. The day is added in order to keep the calendar year synchronised with astronomical events....
How We Are Limiting Our Learning
By Lionel Fynn – Are reflective sciences still relevant today? The introduction of the scientific revolution did away with the traditional theological dispensation and brought with it...
How Love is the Answer
By Lionel Fynn – Life is full of challenges. From sunrise to sunset I find myself challenged by my friends and family, by my colleagues and even...
Guide Believers To True Faith
By Lionel Fynn – The right to religious freedom has led to a diversity of religious denominations in South Africa — and that multiplicity has resulted in...
Really Great Reasons to Vote!
By Lionel Fynn – When elections draw near, many discussions surround the importance of voting and also challenges regarding the relevance of going to the polls. Sometimes...
