JH Goossens, Pretoria – In his guest column “Safe answers not always the best”, Mgr Vincent Hill explains the Petrine […]
Pauline and Petrine Privilege: Now a New Privilege? Read Post »
We have been dealing with various aspects of leadership development in this series of articles. Before we bring the series to a close, we need to clarify a number of issues. One of these is the meaning of the word “leadership”.
Christian Leadership: Not Just a Title, But an Action Read Post »
Holy Rosary School in Edenvale, Johannesburg, observed Ash Wednesday, the start of Lent—the season of self-denial, reflection and spiritual growth—with
Keep Going For Lent Girls! Read Post »
Pretoria archdiocese rejoiced at the ordination of a second priest in the space of just a few weeks, Fr Pheto
Fr Pheto Matlala Ordained for Pretoria! Read Post »
I am writing this letter to explain why my family and I have stopped attending our local Catholic parish church. On Saturday evening, an elderly lady accused me and my two small children of being a terrible distraction at Mass, and that we should be in the crying room.
Why Shouldn’t Kids be in Church? Read Post »
The Catholic Institute of Education (CIE) is urging parents to make immediate efforts to ensure school governing bodies (SGBs) make a positive contribution in 2018.
CIE: Parents, You Can Help Our Catholic Schools Read Post »
Pope Francis has appointed a South African-trained priest as the bishop of Keetmanshoop, Namibia, to succeed Bishop Phillip Pollitzer, who retired last year.
New Bishop for Namibia! Read Post »
I attended the launch last month of the 3rd edition of Elements Of Counselling, co-authored by Dr Joan Schön, Fr Vic Kotze and Lauren Gower, I find that this edition, like each of its predecessors, is a valuable tool for all who find themselves called to offer care and counsel to young and old in South Africa.
Elements of Counselling: An Essential Tool for Pastoral Ministry Read Post »
St. Francis of Assisi’s reception of the stigmata, the wounds of Christ, at La Verna in Italy and its depiction by artists beginning in the 15th century is the focus of a National Gallery of Art exhibit.
Gallery Exhibit Explores St Francis’ Reception of Stigmata Read Post »
