There’s a Lot to Do Before Schools Re-Open
Before schools can open for both learners and staff, a huge number of procedures needs to be in place, according […]
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Before schools can open for both learners and staff, a huge number of procedures needs to be in place, according […]
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By Cindy Wooden – The coronavirus pandemic is a “favourable time to rediscover the need for prayer in our
Pope: Rediscover The Need For Prayer Read Post »
In January column I said that I had made no plans for 2020. It feels a little ironic now! Although
Locked Down and Yet Together Read Post »
By Junno Arocho Esteves – Just like those who failed to recognise Jesus’ divinity, Christians can fall prey to “prejudiced
Pope: Clericalism, Wealth Prevent One From Knowing Christ Read Post »
By Bronwen Dachs – In his diocese in rural South Africa, “fear, which leads to stigma,” is linked to people coming
Covid-19 Fear Creates Stigma, But Some Africans More Fearful Of Starving Read Post »
By Carol Zimmermann – Bishop Gregory Mansour, who heads the Eparchy of St. Maron in Brooklyn, New York, is pretty sure
Good Samaritan Bishop Says He Learned A Lot From His Covid-19 Experience Read Post »
By Dennis Sadowski – When public Masses and the celebration of the sacraments resume in dioceses where they were suspended, the
Church Life Expected To Reflect Safe Practices When Public Masses Resume Read Post »
Several Southern African bishops have encouraged the faithful to be strong during the coronavirus crisis. Archbishop Abel Gabuza, coadjutor of
Bishops’ Encouragement During Covid-19 Crisis Read Post »
As the dreadful coronavirus pandemic clearly illustrates: Life is fragile. In just a matter of a few months, the highly
Fragile People Living on a Fragile Planet Read Post »