About a year ago, a funeral service caused much uproar in a South African archdiocese. Burying a 14-year-old girl who […]

We should be glad that authorities expose many cases of corruption in the South African civil service. On the other

Popes come and go. When they do, the Church’s focus is on the person, the particular man who has worn

As the cardinals prepared to enter conclave on April 18 to elect a new pope, newspapers in Europe already had

The joy Catholics will have felt at the worldwide plethora of goodwill towards the Catholic Church following the death of

It is a mark of the pervasive nature of Pope John Paul II’s pontificate that the nature of his successor

The death by starvation of Terri Schiavo in a Florida hospital on March 31 is an indictment of a society

The book The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown has become a cultural phenomenon that may yet come to help

Catholics who this month were greeted with the banner headline informing them that there was a “race shock” in their