Dr Raymond Perrier – Page 14 – The Southern Cross

Is it the People versus the Politicians?

For those who enjoy politics as a spectator sport, it’s a great year. For those who, like me, enjoy the […]

Saint Anthony of Padua died at the very young age of 36 and was declared a saint within a year

We remain as amazed as those crowds were on the first Pentecost Sunday that poorly educated fishermen from an obscure

The solemn veneration of Christ on the cross on Good Friday is for me a profoundly moving ritual. In fact, it was during

This month marks six years since I arrived in South Africa so I wonder if I am now allowed to

The Examen invites us to look back across the day slowly and meditatively and ask not when was God present?

I’ am writing this more or less as my plane to London is flying 30 000m over Paris. Inevitably, my

I have been thinking a lot about the concept of family recently. Not just because it had been preoccupying 300

At the Denis Hurley Centre in Durban we are gearing up to celebrate 100 years since the birth of the