Know Who You Are to be Happy
A key element of personal leadership development is know who you are, self-awareness, and knowing our purpose in life, writes Emmanuel Ngara.
Know Who You Are to be Happy Read Post »
A key element of personal leadership development is know who you are, self-awareness, and knowing our purpose in life, writes Emmanuel Ngara.
Know Who You Are to be Happy Read Post »
A major shrine of Marian devotion is dedicated to Our Lady of Vailankanni in Southern India which draws huge throngs, even of non-Christian pilgrims. WALTER MIDDLETON writes about the shrine and recalls a personal miracle.
India’s Great Shrine to Our Lady of Vailankanni Read Post »
Even though British author William Brodrick gave up the monastic life in the Augustinian order, just before priestly ordination, to be a lawyer, another call also had been tugging at him. It was persistent, and it didn’t let go.
Author of Priest-Sleuth Books was an Augustinian Monk Read Post »
By Ernest Mwape OP – In a new book, the Dominicans articulate the issue of migration from a faith perspective, an angle few historians have so far explored.
Faith and Migration – Dominicans Look Through the Lens of Faith Read Post »
SA church stands with women This was Pope Francis’ 2017 Serving the forgotten at sea How ending hunger is simple
This Week’s Issue: 27 December – 2 January, 2018 Read Post »
Fr Pierre Goldie, Cape Town – Imagine Mrs Jones relating the life of Christ to her children in 2025 in the following way:
Parents, Teach Your Children Well Read Post »
Volunteers donated time this festive season by helping out in the kitchen at the Nkosinathi project for the homeless run by Durban’s Denis Hurley Centre (DHC)— and there is still time to be part of the volunteer group.
Pitch in for the Homeless Read Post »
The class of 1967 of Mayfair Convent School in Johannesburg held a reunion, with many flying in from different parts of South Africa
Mayfair Convent Class of ’67 Reunites Read Post »
Before the consecration, the priest says: He took bread in his hands, thus imitating Jesus’ gesture, but at the word “broke” he does not break the bread.
The Nitty-Gritty of the Consecration Read Post »