An English cardinal has apologised for the “hurt caused” to young unmarried mothers pressured by Church agencies in the mid-20th […]
British Cardinal Apologises for Coerced Adoptions in the Past Read Post »
When Greg Pirozzi acquired a brief correspondence written on a Vatican form 25 years ago, it set him on a
Collector says Vatican Stamps, Letters Reveal Fascinating Church history Read Post »
Twenty years ago this week, parliament voted to legalise abortion. MANDLA ZIBI looks back on the events leading to that vote, and
How Abortion Became Legal in SA Read Post »
Father Engelmar Unzeitig died in the Nazi concentration camp of Dachau and was beatified last month. Fr Yves La Fontaine
Finding Mercy in Hell Read Post »
The Palais de Papes is a historical palace in Avignon, southern France, one of the largest and most important medieval
14th Century Palace of the Popes Read Post »
The ruling African National Congress is dominated by the culture of exiles who do not seem to know the suffering
Does the ANC really know our struggle? Read Post »
Sometimes I smile when I see pictures of our bishops wearing the emblematic cross on a chain prominent on their
The Bishop’s Heavy Cross Read Post »
Bishop Remi De Roo, one of the few living council fathers said Vatican II was the first time the church asked
Vatican II was first time the Church asked ‘Who am I?’ Read Post »
For five generations the Gammarellis have dressed and shod the Vicar of Christ through their family business, Rome’s historic Ditta
Where the Popes get their Threads From Read Post »
