A Surprisingly Hopeful Dialogue with AI
In today’s world where technology – especially artificial intelligence (AI) – is moving at lightning speed, Pope Leo, in his […]
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In today’s world where technology – especially artificial intelligence (AI) – is moving at lightning speed, Pope Leo, in his […]
A Surprisingly Hopeful Dialogue with AI Read Post »
For Rosa Calaca, head of the Catholic Schools Office in Johannesburg, involvement in education is a vocation that can be
Rose Calaca: The Vocation to Educate Read Post »
A Rwandan refugee and advocate asks whether the Church’s response to South Africa’s migration crisis has gone far enough. While
Beyond Statements: The SA Church’s Prophetic Voice in Defending Migrants and Refugees Read Post »
Question: Why is our Church referred to as the Roman Catholic Church when there are so many different rites? Answer:
Are We Really ‘Roman’ Catholics? Read Post »
Hundreds of members of the Catholic community and priests gathered in Kimberley on 15 and 16 August 2026 to celebrate
The Diocese of Kimberley celebrates the Solemnity of the Assumption Read Post »
On August 22, Pope Leo XIV will visit the microstate of San Marino, a country that is very unusual for various
The Ancient Catholic Roots of the World’s Oldest Republic Read Post »
Church unites in killing fields Following political assassinations in the Richmond area in KwaZulu-Natal’s Midlands which have claimed 30 lives,
From Our Vaults 28 Years Ago: August 2, 1998 Read Post »
For Fr Paul Samasumo, the conclusion of the 2026 SIGNIS World Congress in Kigali, Rwanda, was not just the end
Fr Paul Samasumo reflects on a historic SIGNIS World Congress Read Post »
To mark this year’s 76th anniversary of Pope Pius XII declaring the Assumption of Our Lady a dogma in 1950,
Where Mary was Assumed into Heaven Read Post »