Pope: Every Believer is a Precious Stone
Although the Church is built upon a strong foundation, it is always in need of being reformed and repaired.
Pope: Every Believer is a Precious Stone Read Post »
Although the Church is built upon a strong foundation, it is always in need of being reformed and repaired.
Pope: Every Believer is a Precious Stone Read Post »
South African Catholic involvement in the wider society – Paul Goller proposes a body of Catholic Professionals involved in discussion and dialogue, research and promotion in all areas of society.
Catholic Professionals: Form a Society Read Post »
My father’s death, after almost a lifetime of absence, seems to close the yawning chasm between us. I feel him closer in death than when he was alive. The seed of an “inclination to look back on history” was planted the day I heard he had died.
How My Father’s Death Led to a Book Read Post »
The battle of the sexes seems to have taken on more sinister overtones. There are some women who see men as the source and root of all evil, and there are men who see women as nothing more than temptresses, seductresses, models for lads’ magazines and child bearers.
The Endless Battle of the Sexes Read Post »
Emmanuel Ngara has had brushes with corruption in his work and travel between Zimbabwe and South Africa. He looks at
Getting Away With Corruption Read Post »
What is the Theology of the Body? It’s a theology of life penned by Pope John Paul II that gives
God, Love, Life, Sex Theology Speaker for SA Read Post »
Christ and his Church abhor abortion. So why aren’t we tackling the wider issues that cause such widespread ‘violence in
Abortion Raises Some Tough Questions Read Post »
Deep within their conscience, men and women discover a law which they have not laid upon themselves and which they
The Reaffirmation of Conscience Read Post »
What is our conscience? Do we make it up? Does it come from our parents? Our Laws? Or is our
The Conscience and Martin Luther Read Post »