Bishop Masilo Selemela: People Can Be Pilgrims of Hope
By Kati Dijane – Two days before the launch of the Jubilee Year, Bishop Masilo Selemela, the auxiliary bishop of […]
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Catholic Women’s Association National AGM
The Catholic Women’s Association (CWA) convened in Witbank for their Annual General Meeting (AGM), commemorating six decades of faith-filled service
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Why the Election of Bishop Sipuka as President of the SACC Matters
“We Christians bring peace and grace as a treasure to be offered to the world, but these gifts can bear
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21 Students Graduate Polokwane Diocese Bible Study
The Catholic Diocese of Polokwane held its annual Bible study graduation ceremony on November 9 at Mater Dei Pastoral Centre.
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Pope offers Mass for cardinals and bishops who died in past year
By Cindy Wooden, CNS – Remembering the cardinals and bishops who died in the past year, Pope Francis prayed that
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Witbank Diocese Celebrates 100 Years!
By Kati Dijane – The Diocese of Witbank celebrated its 100-year anniversary at Emalahleni Civic Centre with over 3 000
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Bishop Joe Kizito pays tribute to Bishop Fritz Lobinger
Celebrations of the 70th anniversary of Bishop Fritz Lobinger’s ordination to the priesthood will kick off in January. Here Bishop
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Cardinal Stephen Brislin New Archbishop of Jo’burg
Cardinal Stephen Brislin, 68, has been appointed the new archbishop of Johannesburg, succeeding retiring Archbishop Buti Tlhagale. The announcement of
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Bishop Kumalo on Witbank’s 100 years: I’d love to leave this diocese with committed people
By Kati Dijane – Bishop Xolelo Thaddaeus Kumalo’s house is busy, as volunteers and staff are hard at work preparing for
