In Advent, Have Hope for South Africa
This year will probably go down as one of the hardest in our national psyche. Its memory will be dominated
In Advent, Have Hope for South Africa Read Post »
This year will probably go down as one of the hardest in our national psyche. Its memory will be dominated
In Advent, Have Hope for South Africa Read Post »
By Barbara J. Fraser – From Chile to Haiti to Hong Kong, protests appear to be sweeping the globe. Although sparked
Experts: Protests reflect world frustration with inequality, corruption Read Post »
By Fr Paddy Noonan OFM – I have been following the peace initiative of St Francis 800 years ago because
St Francis Showed us the Path to Peace Read Post »
It all started with a conversation at lunch with my fellow interns. The question on the importance of making one’s
The Day I Learned to Clean My Room Read Post »
By Mthetho George Nojekwa – Light is a natural agent that stimulates sight and makes things visible. It is the
Let Your Light Illuminate Christ Read Post »
Two years ago, speaking before a Vatican sponsored international symposium titled “Prospects for a World Free of Nuclear Weapons and
Pope Francis Condemns Nuclear Weapons: So Why the Silence? Read Post »
There is a disturbing observation I have read: “Competition in a ‘free’ market has led to discrepancies in productivity,
Capitalism: We All Have to Do Better Read Post »
I am cat-sitting a gorgeous, elderly ginger cat for a year while his owner is overseas on a work assignment.
Lesson In Humanity From A Cat Read Post »
The late Paddy Kearney, founder of the Denis Hurley Centre and former director of the Diakonia Council of Churches,
Street Renamed for Paddy Kearney Read Post »