In his previous article on the history of the early Church in South Africa, MARTIN KEENAN showed that there was no ‘persecution’ of Catholics at the Cape, but this week he explains that there was anti-Catholic prejudice in the 1820s and ‘30s.
Early Church: Anti-Catholic Prejudice at the Cape Read Post »
Fr Hugh Lagan SMA argues that the Church can do harm to the survivors of abuse even with good intentions. Above all, the Church—and all who are confronted with situations of abuse — must learn to listen better to the survivors of abuse.
Why the Church Must Learn to Listen Read Post »
A personal tragedy inspired a young Cape Town man to start his own business. When his path crossed with Salesian
Young Entrpreneur’s Business Took Off with Salesian Life Choices Course Read Post »
The deadline is fast approaching to submit nominations for the inaugural Barry Wood Awards to honour those who work at the Denis Hurley Centre in Durban.
Denis Hurley Centre Awards Deadline! Read Post »
Archbishop of Cape Town Stephen Brislin attended a reunion in Kroonstad diocese
Archbishop Brislin Goes ‘Home’ Read Post »
Journalist Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya returned to the Church after ten years away. He says Catholic social justice teachings are close to his heart.
Journalist Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya’s Way Back to the Faith Read Post »
The majority of Catholic Church workers violently killed in 2017 were victims of attempted robberies, the Vatican’s Fides agency said, with Nigeria and Mexico topping the list countries where the most brutal murders were carried out.
Vatican Says at Least 23 Church Workers Killed in 2017 Read Post »
Nazareth House Durban urges those cleaning house to think of them, and donate your clutter.
Don’t need it? Donate it! Read Post »
