Warning: Workers may Lose in New Labour Law
Dr Carin Runciman spoke at a Catholic Parliamentary Liaison Office seminar. She is seen above with CPLO economic and social
Warning: Workers may Lose in New Labour Law Read Post »
Dr Carin Runciman spoke at a Catholic Parliamentary Liaison Office seminar. She is seen above with CPLO economic and social
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In a recent social network post, Fr James Martin SJ reported that the Catholic composer of hymns like “Here I Am Lord”, Dan Schutte, had had a concert scheduled for April banned from a Catholic parish’s grounds in the US, after protests by right-wing Catholic websites that suspect the composer to be “gay”. This is sad.
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Johannesburg archdiocese, as part of the year-long bicentennial of the Catholic Church in South Africa, will celebrate with Mass and the rosary on April 21 at the Mother of Mercy Shrine in Magaliesburg.
Bicentennial Mass Planned at Jo’burg’s Marian shrine Read Post »
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This Week’s Issue: 28 March – 3 April, 2018 Read Post »
I regret that my column “How Papal Decisions Can Lead to Change” should have given the mistaken impression to letter writer JH Goossens that “Mgr Hill informs us that Pope Francis wants to introduce a third exemption to the indissolubility of marriage”. This I deny.
God’s Revelation is Not Deep-Frozen Read Post »
Witbank diocese’s Catholic Young Adults group is running children’s literacy classes, with competitions between parishes.
‘Worming’ Your Way to Loving Language Read Post »
Despite the chill and gusts of wind in St. Peter’s Square, Pope Francis welcomed the beginning of spring with an
Pope: Present in the Eucharist, Jesus Transforms those who Receive Him Read Post »
Antonio Tonin, East London – How can one suggest Pope Francis is not worthy to be pope, as Dr Goossens
It’s Appalling to Say Pope Not Worthy Read Post »
If Catholic morality in the past seemed so obsessed with preventing sexual sin that it ignored sins of injustice, today “we have gone to the opposite extreme,” seemingly concerned only with how people treat others, not with how they treat the gift of their bodies, the papal preacher said.
Purity: It’s About How We Treat Ourselves Read Post »