Are We Really ‘Roman’ Catholics?
Question: Why is our Church referred to as the Roman Catholic Church when there are so many different rites? Answer: […]
Are We Really ‘Roman’ Catholics? Read Post »
Question: Why is our Church referred to as the Roman Catholic Church when there are so many different rites? Answer: […]
Are We Really ‘Roman’ Catholics? Read Post »
On August 22, Pope Leo XIV will visit the microstate of San Marino, a country that is very unusual for various
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Church unites in killing fields Following political assassinations in the Richmond area in KwaZulu-Natal’s Midlands which have claimed 30 lives,
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To mark this year’s 76th anniversary of Pope Pius XII declaring the Assumption of Our Lady a dogma in 1950,
Where Mary was Assumed into Heaven Read Post »
Honouring the Courage of Women: Commemorating the 70th Anniversary of the 1956 Women’s March to Pretoria A Catholic and South
Honouring Women in SA and the Church Read Post »
Born in troubled Northern Ireland, Holy Cross Sister Maureen Rooney faced apartheid when she was sent to South Africa more
Sr Maureen Rooney: Called to Teach Read Post »
Preparations are gathering momentum for the centenary celebrations of St Scholastica Mission, one of Limpopo’s oldest and most cherished Catholic
St Scholastica Mission to Alumni: Help Us Celebrate a Century of Faith and Learning Read Post »
Veteran Catholic community leader, public health advocate and social justice campaigner Cecilia Moloantoa has been named the recipient of the
Cecilia Moloantoa to Receive 2026 St Catherine of Siena Award Read Post »
Papal infallibility is one of the most distinctive teachings of the Catholic Church. It is also one of the most
“Help, the Pope said something I disagree with” Read Post »