In the popular TV drama series The West Wing, a Catholic US president brokers a peaceful settlement between Israelis and […]

In the past this newspaper has questioned Jacob Zuma’s moral fitness to serve South Africa as president. Last month’s elections

In this issue we examine God’s call for vocations from various angles: how that call is heard, how it is

The public indignity that greeted Pope Benedict’s comments about Aids prevention, made in March on his flight to Cameroon, has

If the Catholic Church could design its own perfect political party, it would be led by people whose only motivation

By Michail Rassool On a Friday, Jesus was a man broken by the cross. By Sunday the broken Jesus was

For nearly two millennia, Christians have ascribed collective guilt to all Jews for the execution of Jesus Christ (deplorably, some

A  pope can bend over backwards only so much before acknowledging a lost cause. So it appears with Pope Benedict’s

The cold-blooded murder of two South African priests within a week brings into sharp focus the corruption of ethics in