Abuse: Only the truth will heal
It is encouraging that the bishops of Ireland and Pope Benedict have acknowledged the gravity of the Irish Church’s failings
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Editorials Editorials 2010
Editorials Editorials 2010
Shroud’s truth is in the fruits
As the Church prepares to exhibit the Shroud of Turin, which many hold to be Christ’s burial cloth, the debate
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Editorials Editorials 2010
Zuma and marriage
President Jacob Zuma has of late returned the discussion of marriage into the public domain, first by marrying his third
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Editorials Editorials 2010
Health of mind and body
The annual World Day for the Sick on February 11 serves to shine the Church’s light on those who are
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Editorials Editorials 2010
The great transition
Twenty years ago on February 2, President FW de Klerk formally pronounced the death of the apartheid system with his
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Editorials Editorials 2010
Church in the margins
Archbishop Vincent Nichols Of Westminster is right when he compares the dogmatic stridency of some secularists with that of “the
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Editorials Editorials 2010
The preaching problem
An Italian bishop has articulated what many Catholics in South Africa are thinking: that homilies — the pre-eminent form of
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Editorials Editorials 2010
The Pius XII dilemma
When Pope Benedict declared Pope Pius XII venerable in December, the outraged reaction from some quarters was predictable. The war-time
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Editorials Editorials 2009 Jesus
Where would Jesus Stand?
It would require a very peculiar reading of the Gospel to locate Jesus anywhere else but at the side of
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