Catholic Missionary Priest Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
A Catholic missionary priest in Madagascar known for serving the poor living on a landfill has been nominated for this
Catholic Missionary Priest Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize Read Post »
A Catholic missionary priest in Madagascar known for serving the poor living on a landfill has been nominated for this
Catholic Missionary Priest Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize Read Post »
Last year was challenging for the Mater Domini Home in Claremont, Cape Town, but with many blessings and new friends
Mater Domini Home Continues to Fight the Good Fight Read Post »
By Kurt Jensen – Dorothy Day’s need to connect with others and keep neglected people front and centre would fit
Dorothy Day’s Focus on the Neglected Would Resonate in Covid-19 Era Read Post »
The vendors from the Denis Hurley Centre Street Lit project were grateful for the car-load of books donated to them
SVP Donates Books To Denis Hurley Centre Street Lit Project Read Post »
By Cindy Wooden – As the maritime industry is struggling with the impact of Covid-19 and hundreds of thousands of
Apostleship of The Sea Becomes ‘Stella Maris’ In Its 100th Year Read Post »
By Fr Mokesh Morar – Last month saw the passing of a truly remarkable Church leader who stood up against
Tribute to a Great Leader of the Poor Read Post »
It has been said countless times during the past several months, but it bears repeating: We are in uncharted territory.
It’s Time Christians Courageously Share With Others Read Post »
Orphaned and vulnerable children of the Sacred Heart Home in Mthwalume, KwaZulu-Natal, celebrated national Women’s Day by visiting the retired
Orphans Visit Retired Nuns Read Post »
South Africa was already a country full of people in need. But now the Covid-19 pandemic, and the related economic
Ten Tips For Good Ethics Read Post »