Burn survivors: SA’s forgotten people
Cast your mind back to the last time you saw in public—a supermarket, a restaurant, on television—a person with severe […]
Burn survivors: SA’s forgotten people Read Post »
Cast your mind back to the last time you saw in public—a supermarket, a restaurant, on television—a person with severe […]
Burn survivors: SA’s forgotten people Read Post »
We may safely presume that not every reader of this newspaper will be delighted at the call by French church
The death penalty Read Post »
The Catholic hierarchy of Southern Africa has now made its submission to parliament’s portfolio committee on home affairs on the
Same-sex unions will need pastoral solutions Read Post »
This week the Catholic Church around the world observes World Mission Sunday. It is a day when we are called
New mission frontiers Read Post »
In his 1991 encyclical Centesimus annus, Pope John Paul II wrote that the Catholic Church values the democratic system inasmuch
Betrayal of Democracy Read Post »
Can Pope Pius XII still be rehabilitated from the calumny of being dubbed Hitlers pope? Newly released documents from the
Clearing a Pope’s Name Read Post »
Reports of guests in our country being attacked, often lethally, by South Africans should be a cause for serious alarm.
An unwelcome welcome Read Post »
The violent reaction to a perception that Pope Benedict had cast aspersions on Islam is a curious reversal of what
The Muslim Outrage Read Post »
WE report this week that the newly appointed apostolic nuncio to the Southern African region has been ordained an archbishop.
The pope’s new man in SA Read Post »