Music, Love and Jubilee
Dear Reader, On our cover this month we meet a young stage actress and singer who tells us about her […]
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Catholic-educated branding expert Thebe Ikalafeng appointed Chancellor of Sol Plaatje University
By Daluxolo Moloantoa – In a move celebrated across higher education and faith-inspired communities, branding expert, writer and Africa marketing
The Church is Not a Monologue, She is a Conversation in the Spirit
By Laurika Nxumalo – The Church is not a monologue, she is a conversation in the Spirit. At Pentecost, the
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Root Out Poison On Our Foods
By Sr Angelika Laub – In 2024, South Africans were jolted into awareness of a silent killer in their midst
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Why Law is a Vocation
By Patrick L Kadima – What does justice mean when viewed through the eyes of faith? Law lecturer Patrick L
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Christ, Compassion & Consolation
Fr Ralph de Hahn explores how compassion, rooted in the Holy Spirit, becomes a powerful force to console the broken-hearted
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Pope Leo Meets Missionaries of the Neocatechumenal Way
By Rachele Hochhausler – The meeting between Pope Leo and the Missionaries of the Neocatechumenal Way, from across the world,
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Catholic Action: What It Is and Why It Matters
If you’ve been reading up on Pope Leo’s audiences and speeches, you’ve probably heard the term “Catholic Action.” And while
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How the Catholic Church Helped Grow Coffee Culture
Coffee originated in Africa, spread to the Arabian Peninsula, and eventually became popular across Europe — with the help of
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