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Lessons from Ireland 5000 years ago

As I write this, you’ll find me in Ireland. It is a beautiful country with a deep sense of the […]

By Tamar SC / September 13, 2016

Honouring Star Trek’s 50th anniversary, the Vatican newspaper said the overwhelmingly popular series gave the world a model of peace,

By Kilian SC / July 25, 2016

In Glastonbury, England, Christians live side by side with pagans and hippies. JONATHAN LUXMOORE visited the historical town. On Magdalene Street in

By Kilian SC / July 5, 2016

President Barack Obama visited Hiroshima, Japan, earlier this year, making him the first sitting president to visit the city where the

The Church in Durban celebrated the centenary of the birth of Archbishop Denis Hurley in great style. GUNTHER SIMMERMACHER shares

Italy has a wealth and variation of churches that satisfy the spiritual, artistic and historical senses. Günther Simmermacher explains. Among

By Southern Cross / November 9, 2015

What would Archbishop Denis Hurley think of the centre next to Durban’s Emmanuel cathedral that is named after him? PADDY

By Southern Cross / November 9, 2015

The legacies of Archbishop Denis Hurley are many, but they can be summed up in the image on the cover

By Southern Cross / November 9, 2015

The Southern Cross in conjunction with Raymond Perrier of the Denis Hurley Institute put together a timeline of the life