Fiddling in smoke
You’ve heard the saying: “Nero was fiddling while Rome was burning.” Could we say that about our activities in South […]
Fiddling in smoke Read Post »
You’ve heard the saying: “Nero was fiddling while Rome was burning.” Could we say that about our activities in South […]
Fiddling in smoke Read Post »
Traditionally this 4th Sunday of Easter, also known as Good Shepherd Sunday, has been regarded as Vocations Sunday. Again traditionally,
Vocations, abuse, and the family Read Post »
Botswana seems to consider itself rather an orphan child in the region of the Southern African Catholic Bishops’ Conference, and
Reflect, repent, rejoice Read Post »
Receiving a query from a family I met last year in Mexico about accommodation for the World Cup in June
Are we ready for the World Cup? Read Post »
As I am writing this column we have just celebrated the feast of the Baptism of Jesus. What happened right
Families on the ball Read Post »
One can measure physical growth relatively easily with a measuring tape and scale but intellectual — apart from school reports
Looking back and ahead Read Post »
Readers of The Southern Cross possibly more than most Catholics know what these days are. Over time one wonders are
Holy days or holidays? Read Post »
For the last few months, we had a foster child. It started off by him just coming over for a
St Francis and my ‘foster child’ Read Post »
It seems that an invitation to marriage nowadays could be about as casual as an invitation to tennis — and
Anyone for marriage? Read Post »