By Bronwen Dachs – Christianity is disappearing from towns and cities in parts of the Middle East, warns a new report […]
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Johannesburg’s Mary Hyam—director of religious education and formation at De La Salle Holy Cross College—represented the Kenya, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Mozambique
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As demonstrations pitting pro-government groups against pro-democracy protesters continue, a bishop urged Catholics to pray for the realisation that all
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This year’s Denis Hurley Lecture will be delivered by renowned Catholic writer Dr Siphiwe Mkhize. The 23rd annual Hurley lecture
Renowned Catholic Writer For Denis Hurley Lecture Read Post »
By Rhina Guidos – The image seems inoffensive on the surface: a figure of a gray-haired man, presumably God, with text
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The Gospels repeat stories of the power of faith. FR RALPH DE HAHN reflects on some examples. Without faith, “it is impossible to please
Why Faith Can Move Mountains Read Post »
By Cindy Wooden – Working for Christian unity and engaging in formal theological dialogues to promote it obviously raises questions about
Vatican Notes Growing Ecumenical Consensus On What ‘Church’ Means Read Post »
Most of us take the opportunity for a good clearout when we move house, especially if we are downsizing. Recently
We Are What We Read Read Post »
Genesis 4:17 says that Cain, the son of Adam and Eve, had a wife. Where did she spring from, considering
Understanding the First Chapters of Genesis Read Post »
