After Islamic terrorists stormed the Algerian monastery he called home, Trappist Father Christian de Cherge — who with 18 others will be beatified on December 8 — felt compelled to put pen to paper and write down his testament.
Trappist Martyrs to be Beatified in Algeria Read Post »
Sr Bernadette Mtimkulu CPS of Mthatha has been a professed nun for almost 70 years and will turn 100 on
Sr Bernadette Mtimkulu Recalls Her Life of 100 Years Read Post »
Fr Sean Collins CSsr, Howick, KZN – The report on the Legion of Mary starting its first South African praesidium 85 years
Cycling ’Round Heaven All Day… Read Post »
November 10 marked the 75th anniversary of the execution of three anti-Nazi priests and a Lutheran pastor whose witness and friendship across sectarian lines inspired ecumenical relations, as GÜNTHER SIMMERMACHER writes.
How Martyrs Defeated Nazi Executioners Read Post »
By Steve Herbert – More than 300 people, most of them descendants of Filipino settlers, witnessed the renaming and blessing of
Catholic Filipino Settlers Honoured Read Post »
Patrick Dacey, Johannesburg – ‘The difficulty which we [the Catholic Church] face today, is that we are living in a
‘Church Now in Transition Period’ Read Post »
Religious orders and congregations did not just help build the local Church but also the country. Fr Anthony Egan SJ
A Brief History of Religious Orders in South Africa Read Post »
At least 80% of families in Kalk Bay, Cape Town, are believed to have traces of Filipino blood, and thus
Tribute to Catholic Filipino fishermen in SA Read Post »
Catholics need to help the church along a path of “deep spiritual renewal,” Pope Francis told Jesuits from Lithuania, Latvia
Pope: God wants Change in Church Stricken by Perversion of Clericalism Read Post »
