Woe To Those Who Gossip
By Elise Italiano Ureneck – Twelve years ago this month, I taught my first theology class at an all-girls high school.
Woe To Those Who Gossip Read Post »
By Elise Italiano Ureneck – Twelve years ago this month, I taught my first theology class at an all-girls high school.
Woe To Those Who Gossip Read Post »
By Fredrick Nzwili – Kizito Mihigo, the late Rwandan Catholic gospel singer, song writer and organist, has been honoured with Vaclav
Late Rwandan Catholic Gospel Singer Awarded Human Rights Prize Read Post »
By Mark Pattison – Many of our children have been staring at screens since March as they, their classmates and
How To Manage Kids And Screens Read Post »
By John Garvey – I’m certainly not the first person to observe that the tone of our civic discourse has gotten
Online Rage: Sweeter Than The Honeycomb Read Post »
By letting go and putting ourselves in God’s hands we can experience liberation, suggests Sr Lissy Maruthanakuzhy FSP. Between the
Sister Lizzy: Let Go and Let God Give Light Read Post »
Wednesday, September 2 was the 75th anniversary of V-J Day and the end of World War II. On that Sunday
The Times Demand We Revive The Spirit That Won WWII Read Post »
Sister Sue Rakoczy IHM – In your front-page article of August 29, Bishop Victor Phalana of Klerksdorp makes a strong
Sr Sue Rakoczy: What Restricts Women in Taking Leadership Read Post »
Like every avid reader of The Southern Cross, the news that the weekly newspaper version would be discontinued gave me
Be the Miracle You’re Praying For Read Post »
Labour Day – a holiday celebrated in many countries, including Australia, Trinidad and Tobago, New Zealand, South Africa (Workers Day),
Heal Our Sick Economy – Work to Bring Economic Justice For All Read Post »