What’s Next for The Southern Cross?
Next week the final edition of The Southern Cross as a weekly newspaper will appear, in digital format only, as […]
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The Times Demand We Revive The Spirit That Won WWII
Wednesday, September 2 was the 75th anniversary of V-J Day and the end of World War II. On that Sunday
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Coming in September – Our New Magazine
As you will have seen by now, The Southern Cross will relaunch as a magazine in late September — in
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The Southern Cross: Farewell and Look to the Future
The Southern Cross’ retrenched staff came together one last time for a sad farewell — and some to chart the
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How to be Church in the ‘New Normal’
The Covid-19 crisis and the lockdown have forced parishes to find new ways of being Church, especially through digital means. Fr
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The Southern Cross Needs To Reach All Catholics
Fr Willem Basson, Kamiesberg, Northern Cape – I understand the difficult situation in which The Southern Cross and its staff
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A Message For Catholic Media: Don’t Let Print Die
Marshall McLuhan, the Canadian philosopher of media, was best known for the phrase “The medium is the message.” That quote
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There’s A Place For Film In Catechesis, Catholic Filmmakers Declare
By Mark Pattison – There is a time and a place for everything, but in catechesis, there should be time
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Catholic Media Vital For Accurate News, Stories Of Faith, Hope
By Julie Asher – The president of SIGNIS urged the world’s bishops as the “chief storyteller” in their diocese to
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