Human Rights Champion Mike Auret Dies
Mike Auret, the long-serving chairman of Zimbabwe’s Justice & Peace Commission, parliamentarian and outspoken opponent of President Robert Mugabe, died […]
Human Rights Champion Mike Auret Dies Read Post »
Mike Auret, the long-serving chairman of Zimbabwe’s Justice & Peace Commission, parliamentarian and outspoken opponent of President Robert Mugabe, died […]
Human Rights Champion Mike Auret Dies Read Post »
At a time when many are bemoaning the general quality of preaching, Fr Chris Chatteris SJ proposes to subject homilies
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The chairmen of four U.S. bishops’ committees, joined by the leaders of several health care, bioethics and pro-life organisations, “urgently
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By Carol Glatz – Being unable to receive the Eucharist is a form of sacrifice, but it can also be a
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As a novice priest in the Aliwal North diocese, Fr Joseph Kizito immersed himself in the work of Small Christian
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By Cindy Wooden – Pope Francis has agreed with a recommendation by the Dicastery for Laity, the Family and Life to
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By David Agren – Latin American and Caribbean bishops have dedicated the Americas to the care of Our Lady of Guadalupe,
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Br Dzinisa Ngcongo – If birds can sing, why can’t people sing even better? I fully subscribe to the wisdom
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