Fourth Sunday of the Year Reflection
Leslie J Hoppe, OFM – Catholic Theological Union – https://ctu.edu/ The convergence of these three readings is serendipitous. The text […]
Fourth Sunday of the Year Reflection Read Post »
Leslie J Hoppe, OFM – Catholic Theological Union – https://ctu.edu/ The convergence of these three readings is serendipitous. The text […]
Fourth Sunday of the Year Reflection Read Post »
For all the reasons we can muster to explain why people stop coming to Mass, “There comes a point
Priest: People Deserve Better Liturgy Read Post »
Nagenoeg wine farm at Stellenbosch, Western Cape, will host its 20th Blessing of the Vines on Saturday, January 19, and
Vines to be Blessed for a 20th Year Read Post »
As we look upon the life of Jesus we see total coherence; there is an alignment between will, intention, word
Baptism of the Lord Reflection Read Post »
For the past few weeks I have been struggling terribly with my ears. I picked up an ear infection while
My Spiritual Lesson From an Ear Infection Read Post »
By Theo Lawrence & Mary Leveson – Cape Town’s St Mary’s cathedral is fast becoming fertile ground for young organists. Its
Mikyle Adams’ Passion is the Organ Read Post »
As part of the bicentennial celebrations of the Catholic Church in South Africa, the archdiocese of Cape Town will host a Mass dedicated to missionaries in May.
Bicentennial Mass to Honour Missionaries Read Post »
At a workshop for Witbank diocese youth ministry leaders, Bishop Joe Sandri stressed the importance of recognising the youth, and possibly having them lead Mass once a month.
Give Youth a Liturgical Role Read Post »
Why is it not considered simony when priests and religious organisations collect money for Masses and novenas to be offered for an intention, but it would be considered simony if I were to collect money for praying for people?
When is Collecting Money the Sin of Simony? Read Post »