Tabitha – Disciple of the Early Church
Tabitha is the only woman to be called a disciple in the New Testament. Here’s her brief story according to […]
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Bible Church History
Church History Religious Life
Order of Preachers Celebrate 800 years in Rome
By encountering those who suffer, Christians will regain the passion of being witnesses of the truth rather than succumbing to
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Church History Priests Religious Art
Is this Port Elizabeth Church SA’s ‘Sistine Chapel’?
A small church in Port Elizabeth may come the closest South Africa has to the famous Sistine Chapel, thanks to
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Church History
The Church and HIV/Aids in the ’80s
From July 18-22 Durban will host the World Conference on Aids. PADDY KEARNEY recalls how the city’s late Archbishop Denis Hurley was
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Church History
In Dachau for the Gospel – last surviving priest dies
Father Hermann Scheipers, the last surviving priest who was imprisoned in the notorious Dachau prison camp, died in his North
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Church History Shackleton
The Catholic Church in VanRhynsdorp
A new Travellers Lodge has been opened next to the N7 opposite Vanrhynsdorp. In the grounds of the lodge is
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Church History
Iona: Scotland’s ‘thin place’ between Earth and Heaven
An ancient monastic community founded in the 6th century became a centre of learning and spirituality spreading Christianity through Britain
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Church History Religious Life
Nuns Mapped the Starry heavens
When the Vatican joined the international effort of creating a celestial map in 1887, four nuns were tasked with the
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Church History
Remains of Spanish Explorer’s Cross Discovered at Arkansas Dig
By Aprille Hanson, CNS – The first Catholic liturgy is believed to have been occurred in Arkansas 475 years ago, but
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