Archbishop George Daniel, 50 Years an Archbishop
Archbishop-elect George Francis Daniel on the day of his consecration at Christian Brothers College (CBC) Mount Edmund in Pretoria, on […]
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Compassion and Consolation
By Dr Raymond Perrier – Compassion is one of those words that is used far too lightly and we risk
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A Month of Heritage
Dear Reader, By circumstance, this issue is rich in anniversaries that invite us to revisit aspects of our local Church’s
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Deacons, Priests, Bishops, Religious: What Legacy do they Leave Behind?
By James Katende – A missionary, a deacon, a religious, a priest, and a bishop—all unique in vocation yet united
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A Cry for Unity: Healing the Colonial Divide and Uniting the Catholic Church in Africa
By James Katende – Africa is not a fractured continent—it is a wounded one. And the Catholic Church, the body
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The Living Gospel: Learning from the Missionaries for the 21st-Century Catholic Church of South Africa
By James Katende – The story of the Catholic Church in South Africa is incomplete without the lives of the
David O’Leary OMI: The First-Ever SA-Born Bishop
When Fr David O’Leary OMI was appointed to head the vicariate of Transvaal in May 1925, he became the first-ever
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Bishop Fritz Lobinger, Rest in Peace
Bishop emeritus Fritz Lobinger of Aliwal North, who died on August 3 at the age of 96, was a groundbreaking
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Cecilia Moloantoa’s New Book on Historic Mission Coming Soon
A powerful new book chronicling one of South Africa’s oldest black Catholic parishes is soon to be released. From Here
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