The Morality of Dagga
The Constitutional Court’s decriminalisation of the possession of marijuana for private use by adults will raise questions about whether private […]
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The Constitutional Court’s decriminalisation of the possession of marijuana for private use by adults will raise questions about whether private […]
The Morality of Dagga Read Post »
Calls are getting louder for the seal of the confessional in the sacrament of reconciliation to be loosened to compel
Why Confession Seal Cannot be Broken Read Post »
Some Church leaders still find it difficult to acknowledge that the greater scandal in the distressing history of clerical
A Truth Commission Is Needed Read Post »
The celebration of the feast of the Nativity of Our Blessed Lady occurs every year on September 8. Oddly, despite
Celebrating Our Lady’s Birthday Read Post »
Guest editorial Michael Shackleton – When the Western Cape and other affected areas recently confronted the prospect of a devastating regional
Prayers of the Faithful Read Post »
As Catholics are hit by wave after wave of old and new abuse scandals, many people are facing a crisis
In Crisis, Keep Hope Read Post »
The Catholic Church’s immutable belief in the sanctity of life found renewed expression this month when Pope Francis amended the Catechism to declare capital punishment “morally inadmissible”.
God Alone Must Judge Read Post »
In recent weeks, religious Sisters from a congregation in Chile told national television their stories of abuse by priests and other nuns — and how those in authority knew but failed to protect them. In India, a nun filed a formal charge against a bishop whom she accused of having raped her.
While it is indeed commendable for men to show appreciation for women — preferably also on the other 364 days in the year — the commercialisation of Women’s Day as a glorified Mothers’ Day is an unwelcome subversion of the meaning of this public holiday.
How We Should Mark Woman’s Day Read Post »