Great Celebration as Inkamana Abbey turns 100
By Emmanuel Suntheni OSB – With ululation and overwhelming joy, the monks of Inkamana Abbey celebrated 100 years of their
Great Celebration as Inkamana Abbey turns 100 Read Post »
By Emmanuel Suntheni OSB – With ululation and overwhelming joy, the monks of Inkamana Abbey celebrated 100 years of their
Great Celebration as Inkamana Abbey turns 100 Read Post »
By Gina Christian, CNS – Some six decades before Elon Musk began fretting over blue checks on Twitter accounts, the Catholic
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By CNS – To help mark the 60th anniversary of the opening of the Second Vatican Council, Catholic News Service
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Construction of the church of Regina Mundi in Soweto, the ‘cathedral of the struggle’, began 60 years ago. Daluxolo Moloantoa
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