Centre in Jeffreys Bay Named for Fr Paul Fahy
By Frank Nunan – Fire and flood, these “elements seem determined to mark major events surrounding the late Fr Paul Fahy, […]
Centre in Jeffreys Bay Named for Fr Paul Fahy Read Post »
By Frank Nunan – Fire and flood, these “elements seem determined to mark major events surrounding the late Fr Paul Fahy, […]
Centre in Jeffreys Bay Named for Fr Paul Fahy Read Post »
Five novices made their first profession as Sisters of Nazareth in Cape Town. (From left) novice director Sr Bernadette, Sr
5 First Professions for Sisters of Nazareth! Read Post »
First communicants at St Mary’s cathedral in Cape Town hold up their cupcakes at the tea after the ceremony. The
First Holy Communion at St Mary’s Cathedral! Read Post »
As Catholics are hit by wave after wave of old and new abuse scandals, many people are facing a crisis
In Crisis, Keep Hope Read Post »
By Father Lou Meiman – In the third century, under the Roman emperor Diocletian, Christianity suffered the worst persecution in
Homily for a Church That Has Sinned Read Post »
Gus Galante celebrated 60 years as organist at St Agnes parish in Woodstock, Cape Town, by receiving a papal certificate—his
60 Years for Organist at St Agnes Parish, Woodstock Read Post »
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This Week’s Issue: 22 August – 28 August, 2018 Read Post »
By Daluxolo Moloantoa – Catholic women are faced with one choice in pursuing financial freedom: a dual capitalist and socialist agenda.
Faith is Life for Catholic Businesswomen Read Post »
By Graham Wilson – At an evening Mass at the parish church of St James, Cape Town, Archbishop Stephen Brislin presented
Papal Medal for Accountant Who Saved Diocese Read Post »