The Catholic Voter
The perfect Catholic politician, if there could be such a thing, would be a true servant of the people he […]
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Editorials Editorials 2014
Editorials Editorials 2014
Two saintly popes
If the College of Saints could meet in a consistory, as the world’s cardinals periodically do, then surely they would
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Easter Editorials Editorials 2014 Lent
The fruits of a catastrophe
Guest editorial by Margaret Blackie In the gospel of John, Jesus says: Unless a grain of wheat falls to the
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Easter Editorials Editorials 2014 Lent
Calvary was not the end
One Friday afternoon during the Jewish feast of Passover almost 2000 years ago, there died a leader of a messianic
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Editorials Editorials 2014
Our task is to convert the corrupt
A series of reports issued by the Office of the Public Protector over the past few months has placed on
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Editorials Editorials 2014
Some unlearned lessons
In April Rwanda will mark the 20th anniversary of its genocide, which in 100 unforgiving days killed an estimated 800
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Editorials Editorials 2014
A listening Church
In his recent interview with the Italian daily Corriere della Sera, Pope Francis said that he welcomes vigorous debate, apparently
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Editorials Editorials 2014
Responding to scandal
Over the past decade or so, the Catholic Church worldwide has taken a thorough and not unmerited beating over scandals
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Editorials Editorials 2014
The Church and money
A year ago the cardinals in conclave sent the freshly elected pope into his new mission with a mandate to
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