Catholic illiteracy harms Church’s mission
Addressing former students, now leaders in theology and philosophy in their own right, Pope Benedict observed that cradle Catholics have […]
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Addressing former students, now leaders in theology and philosophy in their own right, Pope Benedict observed that cradle Catholics have […]
Catholic illiteracy harms Church’s mission Read Post »
When Christ sent out his apostles to evangelise the world, the means of communication were their powers of verbal persuasion.
Spread the Good News Read Post »
With past experience as a benchmark, it is likely that Bible Sunday on August 28 will go by unnoticed in
Addressing a gathering in Durban recently, Cardinal Wilfrid Napier summarised a frustration he shares with many South Africans about “racial
The primacy of race Read Post »
As you read this, some 1200 young people from South Africa, Botswana and Swaziland are enthusiastically preparing to participate in
Empowering the Catholic youth Read Post »
It is almost 40 years ago since the Second Vatican Council in its closing message predicted: “The hour is coming,
The rights of women Read Post »
Some years ago The Southern Cross learned of an inmate in a South African prison who decided to convert to
Don’t shut the doors Read Post »
The release this month of the final movie in the Harry Potter franchise has revived the inevitable debate about whether
Harry Potter and the Christian connection Read Post »
In international terms, the Catholic Church in Southern Africa is something of a backwater. With few exceptions notably the struggle
Galvanising the local Church Read Post »