The exhibition, “Call for Freedom: Ireland and South Africa”, at the Nelson Mandela Gateway to Robben Island on Cape Town’s Waterfront, is organised by the Irish South African Association.
Irish-SA Links in Focus Read Post »
The Society of St Vincent de Paul provided tea and eats to parishioners of the Immaculate Conception church in Pinetown, near
St Vincent de Paul Society Says Thank you Read Post »
Sr Angelika Laub OP, Pretoria – Most people in developed countries and many millions living in towns in developing
Rampant Capitalism Hurts Women the Most Read Post »
A Muslim friend told me the other day: “As a Church, we have become too disconnected with the faithful.”
Why the Church Must Knock on Doors Read Post »
As the Synod of Bishops finished its work, Pope Francis called on all Catholics to defend the church from those
Pope: Defend Church from Those Who Seek to Destroy It Read Post »
Speaking on behalf of all adult Catholics, Pope Francis formally closed the Synod of Bishops by asking young people for
Pope Apologises to Young People Who Have Felt Ignored by the Church Read Post »
The Southern African bishops’ Justice & Peace Commission has announced that it is helping sick miners who are about to
Justice & Peace Commission Backs Miners’ Class Action Read Post »
Christians reveal their faith not by spewing superfluous words about Jesus but by having a genuine experience of his love
Pope: Holiness Comes from Experience of Christ’s Love, Not Pious Talk Read Post »
A young Catholic in Johannesburg introduced her own fashion designs at a private show and is determined to become a runway model. Victoria Giuricich, 20, is a parishioner of Our Lady of Lourdes parish in Rivonia. Born in 1998, she has Down syndrome. The aspiring model will debut three of her own original designs on the ramps as part of South African Fashion Week.
Victoria Goes for Big Dreams Read Post »
