Brian Bishop: An Apostle of Justice
Forty years ago, Catholic anti-apartheid activist Brian Bishop died in a traffic collision, alongside fellow activist Molly Blackburn. Here we
Brian Bishop: An Apostle of Justice Read Post »
Forty years ago, Catholic anti-apartheid activist Brian Bishop died in a traffic collision, alongside fellow activist Molly Blackburn. Here we
Brian Bishop: An Apostle of Justice Read Post »
Southern Cross features writer Daluxolo Moloantoa recently had the honour of presenting the Vatican’s representative in South Africa, the Apostolic
Presenting Catholic Heritage and Legacy to the Apostolic Nuncio Read Post »
In 1935, five Pallottine Sisters opened a small ward for sick children in Cape Town. Ninety years on, St Joseph’s
St Joseph’s Children’s Home: SA’s only Catholic Children’s Hospital Read Post »
By Carol Glatz, CNS – Christian archaeology seeks to see, hear and touch the Word made flesh, Pope Leo XIV
Pope: Christian Archaeology Can Serve Evangelisation Read Post »
By Bokang Tsoanamatsie – Bethel Parish is among the oldest missions within the diocese of Mohale’s Hoek, constructed in honour
Bethel Parish in Mohale’s Hoek, Lesotho is 116 years old Read Post »
The Catholic Link, published every week by the Redemptorists, is a popular newsletter in many parishes in South Africa, with
Forging a Catholic Link Read Post »
In 1985 the bishops founded the Catholic Institute of Education. We look at 40 years of the role the CIE has
Catholic Institute of Education’s 40 years of Creating Futures Read Post »
Even 25 years after his death, Pope St John Paul II is still remembered fondly. This is the story of
St John Paul II: Patriot and Pontiff Read Post »
Reviewed by Günther Simmermacher BENEDICT, BALTIMORE AND THE BARBARY PIRATES: The untold, true story of an African slave who became a Christian wonder-worker,
Book Review: Benedict, Baltimore and the Barbary Pirates Read Post »