Fr Wiseman Sihawu April Nkomo, Rest in Peace
Faithful Shepherd, Scholar, Pastor, Mentor and Servant of Human Dignity – a Tribute and Obituary The Catholic Church in the […]
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CWA Workshop Equips Women to Lead with Faith and Hope
The Catholic Women’s Association (CWA) held its first leadership workshop of the new term at Padre Pio Retreat Centre in
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Bishops Address Key Church Matters at SACBC Press Conference in Pretoria
Fr Mathibela Sebothoma – At the conclusion of the Southern African Catholic Bishops’ Conference (SACBC) plenary and its official press
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Father Christmas, Capitalism and the Divine Gift of Ubuntu
By Fr Mathibela Sebothoma – Father Christmas, as we know him today, is largely a creation of capitalism. Yet generosity does
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Remembering Father Charles Kuppelwieser: A Legacy of Compassion in South Africa
In Memoriam – By Father Mathibela Sebothoma – Father Charles Kuppelwieser, known as Karl in his native Austria, was a Roman
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Archdiocese of Pretoria launches Jubilee 2025
The Archdiocese of Pretoria has made history as one of the first Catholic communities worldwide to launch the Jubilee Year
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Catholic Women’s Association National AGM
The Catholic Women’s Association (CWA) convened in Witbank for their Annual General Meeting (AGM), commemorating six decades of faith-filled service
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Fr Obed Tlhalefang Ramoipone Rest in Peace
By Fr Mathibela Sebothoma – I was so sad to hear about the passing of Fr Obed Tlhalefang Ramoipone of Pretoria.
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Politics Sebothoma
Steve Biko Remembered 44 Years On
On September 12, 1977, Bantu Stephen Biko was assassinated by the apartheid government of Prime Minister BJ Vorster — and,
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