Xenophobia: The Conversation We Never Had
An honest conversation over tea and biscuits reminded me that we cannot heal our land if we are unwilling to
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Understanding the Lives of Great People of the Bible
For Catholics, Scripture is not simply something we read occasionally or hear proclaimed at Mass. The Word of God invites
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Understanding the Lives of Great People of the Bible
What can their stories teach us about following God in our daily lives? The Bible is filled with stories of
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One Church, One Family: Learning to Welcome the Stranger
Southern Africa is a region of extraordinary diversity, spanning South Africa, Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho, Namibia, Zimbabwe, and beyond. Beneath our
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Blasphemy Warning Needed
Clive Kairuz – As a concerned Catholic who is deeply troubled by the growing acceptance of blasphemy in modern entertainment,
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Who Is Waiting Outside Our Church Doors?
As 2026 moves towards its final months, perhaps the question the Catholic Church in Southern Africa needs to ask is
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Sydney Duval: We Call him Friend
Many South Africans have benefited from Church work made possible by funding secured by Sydney Duval, who turned 90 this
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Why I Chose Catholicism: 7 Reasons
In my last article, we went over why atheism as a position ultimately fails, and how the Three M’s (Morality,
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Over 50 Young People Evangelise on the Streets of Mbombela
Carrying no bags, money, or walking staffs, more than 50 young Catholics from Pretoria took to the streets of Mbombela
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