As you walk around the “Eternal City” — and I walked 50km in four days — you are conscious that you are treading on the bones of the past.
Old Bones Inspire Me: Relics in Rome Read Post »
A group of 16 artists from Durban have been experiencing their own sense of wonder at creation by trailing the 19th-century Trappist monks of KwaZulu-Natal.
Durban Artists’ Group Draws Inspiration from Trappists Read Post »
I would like to share some thoughts with readers about organ transplants, looking at the Catechism of the Church and at some articles in The Southern Cross.
Tough Questions: Organ Transplants and Donation Read Post »
The Reformation deeply divided Christianity. We still live with the scars of that Church division today, but we need to place the events that led to the rise of Protestantism into their historical context.
Church Division: It’s Time for Church Unity Read Post »
How Protestants regarded Martin Luther has evolved as the Reformation he engendered has likewise evolved, according to German Catholic theologian Father Peter Neuner.
Luther and the Medieval Catholic Church Read Post »
The Catholic Chuch in South Africa has a rich history of suppression and opposition in South Africa – so from the first Mass said around 1487 till today when we are celebrating the 200th anniversary of the South African Catholic Church – we also celebrate the lives of those who built the faith in SA.
South Africa’s Catholic Church Heritage Read Post »
The Catholic Church preaches, teaches and practices total nonviolence. This statement is not true regarding the Catholic Church today. But it was an accurate and true description of the Catholic Church during its first 300 years.
Catholic Church is Journeying Back to its Nonviolent Roots Read Post »
The Bible has never been neglected by the Catholic Church. This is because both the Old Testament and the New have only one core, one point of reference, and that is Jesus Christ.
Our Knowledge of the Bible Read Post »
To understand the current situation in Iraq – the evolving and complex conflicts there, and the fear and resilience of
The Church’s History of Survival in Iraq will Help its Future Read Post »
