BY ERIN CARELSE & CAROL GLATZ – The head of South Africa’s Catholic Bible Foundation (CBF) is delighted that Pope […]
SA Joy Over New Bible Day Read Post »
The true nemesis of faith is not doubt, but pride. In the novel by John Updike, reworking the themes of
27th Sunday in Ordinary Time Reflection Read Post »
Television ads are so much a part of our daily lives that we hardly notice them most of the time.
Count Your Blessings, Not the Sheep Read Post »
For the September 14 feast of the Exaltation of the Cross, Günther Simmermacher looks at the history of the True
The Story of the True Cross of Christ Read Post »
Who am I; what does it mean for me to be a person, to be a human being? Many people
23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time Reflection Read Post »
As Catholics we are taught that Christ is truly present in the Eucharist which we receive at Mass; but often
To be Prepared for the Word of God Read Post »
August 25 will be Bible Sunday. To help us prepare, Br Mike Chalmers CF looks at how Scripture and the Eucharist work together
Why We Need the Word of God Read Post »
Michael Shackleton – Contrary to some Protestants’ objections, the Bible has never been neglected by the Catholic Church. This is
The Bible Has Never Been Neglected By The Catholic Church Read Post »
When we think of St Paul on his many great journeys fearlessly preaching the gospel, do we imagine a street preacher proclaiming his message aloud, grasping and sometimes waving around a well-thumbed leather-bound copy of the Bible? When we think of Paul writing his letters, do we imagine him writing away surrounded by a stack of bibles, commentaries and works of theology? We would be mistaken.
Saint Paul and the Bible Read Post »
