Sometimes Just Keep it Simple
As we mark the centenary of The Southern Cross, it is tempting not only to look back over 100 years
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To Live Well Is To Change Often
In the last few weeks we have all started to get used to changes in our lives: what we are
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Ten Tips For Good Ethics
South Africa was already a country full of people in need. But now the Covid-19 pandemic, and the related economic
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Christian Living Church Death Raymond Perrier
Why We Must Face Up To Our Death
This month marks my birthday— which strangely puts me to thinking about death. Of course, the prevailing impact of Covid-19
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Why Arts Are Important in Our Lives
As we have moved to Level 3 lockdown, some more elements of what used to be our normality are
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Bishops Christian Living Church Crisis Raymond Perrier
Coronavirus: How Should Churches Respond?
In the period before the lockdown, religious leaders used that precious time to be too inward looking and seemingly less
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Charity Christian Living Christian Mission Church Crisis Easter Raymond Perrier
South Africa’s Time for Resurrection
For many Catholics, this year’s Holy Week is an experience of “virtual church”—those truly observing the lockdown, or people like
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Ethics & Human Dignity Raymond Perrier
The Catholic Church And Human Rights
On March 21 we commemorated the 1960 Sharpeville massacre with Human Rights Day. What greater injustice to human rights can
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Lent: A Detox of the Soul
Purification, ritual cleansing and sacrifice are not words that we often hear used by Catholics these days. But, even if
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