The popular pressure that has, in some cases, led to the collapse of autocratic regimes in the Arab world has […]

How often have Catholics not heard the catchword “It’s the Mass that matters”? That is as true now as ever

Can Christian morality have any influence to turn South Africa’s materialistic society from its path of protecting the powerful, corrupt

When a pope who is remembered vividly by millions of people is to be beatified, it is surely a newsworthy

Prostestants have often contended with some justification, that the average Catholic possesses less knowledge of the contents of the Bible

Cardinal Keith O’Brien of Edinburgh, Scotland, has complained that in Britain freedom of religious expression “is not upheld in our

The peace of a large part of Africa is on the knife edge as the people of South Sudan prepare

Poverty remains the greatest threat to peace in South Africa. The recent food riots in Mozambique, experts warn, could be