The Blood that Fed the Fruit
An anniversary is a great opportunity to reflect. That means looking backwards but also looking at the present and looking […]
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Church Rights and Obligations
A recurrent experience of being in central Durban is gridlock in the centre of town whenever there is a march
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Lumen Christi! Deo Gratias!
By Dr Raymond Perrier – One of the advantages of not being a member of the clergy is that I
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The Gift of the Irish
By Raymond Perrier – Throughout March we are deeply immersed in Lent and the prospect of the end of this
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Catholic Schools in the Market
By Dr Raymond Perrier – The new school year has only just begun and yet many parents are already wondering
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Ring the Bells for the New Year
By Dr Raymond Perrier – Working at the Denis Hurley Centre in the heart of Durban means that for the
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Pope Leo’s First Teaching
Last month, I talked about our care for the poor, since it was one of the November focuses of the
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Are We the Church of the Poor?
As the Jubilee Year 2025 heads towards its natural end, a focus in November is on “the poor”. It might
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Fraternity Across the Lines
By Raymond Perrier – Life as a Catholic priest, let alone a bishop, cannot be easy. Anyone who is head
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