Jesus – Page 34 – The Southern Cross

What Would Jesus Really Do?

There are a few moments in the life of the parish priest when his quiet, comfortable day is disturbed so […]

By Jael SC / July 4, 2017

Patrick Dacey, Johannesburg – At the time of Jesus, Roman law had been codified in what is known as the

By asiel / July 3, 2017

Eurocentric depictions of Jesus dominate in our schools and churches. FR BRUCE BOTHA SJ argues that alternative images of Christ

By Caleb SC / June 27, 2017

Fr John Allen Green OFM – Jesus himself taught and exemplified the path of descent, which Christians have often called

By Kilian SC / June 26, 2017

The open, welcoming and vulnerable Jesus should serve as the perfect model for manhood, argues COLLEEN CONSTABLE. The idea of

By Jael SC / June 21, 2017

Might the authority of those who suffer bring the diverse cultural and social worlds together? —Johann Baptist Metz [1] Fr John

By asiel / June 20, 2017

Fr Michael Mapulanga – To be nervous can be either positive or negative, depending on the circumstance. Over five days

By admin / June 13, 2017

By Archbishop Buti Tlhagale OMI – Pope John Paul II declared 2005 the Year of the Eucharist. At the conclusion of

Further to Michael Shackleton’s answer to the question, Was the other thief saved? (September 30) refers, tradition names that man