This Week’s Issue: 25 September – 1 October, 2019
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Portuguese Community Gears Up for Blessing of the Fleet
The Portuguese Cultural and Welfare Centre of Cape Town will be celebrating the 30th anniversary of its annual Blessing of
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Church Human Rights Your Letters
Disrespect Kindles Rape and Murder
Antoinette Padua, Cape Town – We women are angry. I can hear the men laughing already. Who would not wish
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Catholic Social Teaching Church Church Teaching
Not all Catholics ‘Get’ Social Justice, Experts Say
By Gina Christian – The term “social justice” is on the lips of many pastoral leaders these days. Dioceses, parishes and
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Church
On Church Unity in the Universal Church
By Marnie McAllister, The Record – In the United States and in the Catholic Church, the notion of unity is
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Latest Graduates From St Patrick’s Parish’s Sewing Class!
Nine participants received certificates for completing the three-month basic sewing course run by St Patrick’s parish in La Rochelle, Johannesburg.
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Church Feast Days Shackleton Sin in our Lives
Do We Sin When We Don’t fast?
The Catechism of the Catholic Church tells me that the Precepts of the Church have an obligatory character (2041). I
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Christian Living Church Gospel
Why Can’t Show That We’re Disciples?
On a Facebook group where citizens of Cape Town are able to dialogue on living in the city, someone posted
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Bishops Church Ethics & Human Dignity
Archbishop Buti Tlhagale: Echoes of Nazis in SA
The archbishop of Johannesburg has compared the rhetoric and actions against foreign nationals in Gauteng to “the rising tide of
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