Nourivier, a small hamlet tucked away in the hills of the Kamiesberge, about 40 minutes from Kamieskroon in the Northern Cape, celebrated the blessing and opening of its new church.
Community Celebrates St Sebastian’s Church in Nourivier, Northern Cape Read Post »
For a young Durban Catholic a large tattoo of a crucifix is a public declaration of his faith which was deepened by two encounters with Pope Francis. ILLA THOMPSON reports.
Durban Catholic: Large Tattoo a Public Declaration of Faith Read Post »
Paul Traynor, Benoni – Over the past few years I have come to recognise some striking resemblances between my Church and the African National Congress.
Church and Political Party Sadly Similar? Read Post »
Twenty theologians gathered to discuss various topics around the theme “Reformation: Whose history? Voices from the South” when the Catholic Theological Society of Southern Africa held its annual conference at Koinonia, Johannesburg
Theology Meeting Put Focus on Reformation Read Post »
The Justice & Peace (J&P) Commission of the Southern African Catholic Bishops’ Conference has expressed outrage over alleged plans to plunder the Public Investment Corporation (PIC), and the pensions of millions of hardworking government employees and pensioners.
Church Anger at Pensions Looting Plan Read Post »
2 Maccabees was written 40 years after the event by Jason of Cyrene (M2:23) and belongs to books known as deuterocanonical or apocrypha. They are not part of the inclusive canon of Greek scriptures.
Purgatory, Apocrypha and the Canon of Scripture Read Post »
Francistown in Botswana is now a diocese, in recognition of the growth of the Church in the vicariate over the past 19 years.
Francistown Declared a Diocese Read Post »
Fr Mthembeni Dlamini CMM issued an appeal to all dioceses to push for registration for Mini World Youth Day in Durban
Final Push for Mini World Youth Day! Read Post »
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