Something astonishing
One Friday afternoon before the Jewish feast of Passover almost 2000 years ago there died a leader of a religious […]
Something astonishing Read Post »
One Friday afternoon before the Jewish feast of Passover almost 2000 years ago there died a leader of a religious […]
Something astonishing Read Post »
As South Africa prepares for Human Rights Day, March 21, it is fitting that our focus this week should fall
That all might be free Read Post »
As South Africans stood in those queues that characterised their first inclusive election, the optimistic elation seemed to suggest that
Kicking out racism Read Post »
Pope John Paul, in his new apostolic letter on the communications media, Rapid Development, makes a profound point when he
Media: the pope’s mandate Read Post »
President Thabo Mbeki and his foreign minister, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, have gone to extraordinary lengths to assure parliament, the public, and
Ship Democracy has passed Read Post »
Many South Africans will be familiar with the debilitating effects on the home budget of accumulated debt mortgage, car finance,
War on crippling debt Read Post »
Recent letters in the secular press have criticised Cardinal Wilfrid Napier, president of the Southern African Catholic Bishops Conference, for
AIDS: Doctrine and compassion Read Post »
News that a high-powered delegation of bishops has met with the director-general of the department of communication is giving new
Wider voice for the Church Read Post »
Among the abundance of contemporary reality TV shows, the sub-genre of make-over programmes evidently enjoy a particular popularity.
Time for a make-over Read Post »