By Selby Makgotho – The vicar-general of Polokwane diocese has asked Catholics to use the celebration of the birth of Jesus to reach out to the needy, poor and vulnerable.
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At the age of 104, Dominica Catherine Soglanich is inseparable from her rosary. At her peak, she would say up to 30 rosaries a day for friends and family in need. She is now down to ten — which son Christopher says means the family must be behaving better.
104-Year-Old Dominica Soglanich: It’s 10 Rosaries a Day Read Post »
The Denis Hurley Centre (DHC) is launching a special award named after the late Bishop Barry Wood to continue the centre’s relationship with him.
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Imagine hearing a knock at your front door. As you open the door, to your great surprise you see a baby lying in front of you. Without hesitation, you immediately pick up the infant and bring her out of the cold night and into the warmth of your home and heart.
The World’s Suffering Little Ones – Don’t Forget them this Christmas Read Post »
Despite the current uncertainty, life in Bethlehem continues, including pilgrimages to the place of Jesus’ birth
Protests Cause Uncertainty in Bethlehem, but for now, Pilgrims Visit Read Post »
Music in churches should be “beautiful and magnificent”, but also hospitable and accessible to everyone, according to an expert in liturgy.
How Music Can Call Back Ex-Catholics Read Post »
“There is God’s tenderness. The great one that makes himself little and the little one who is great. Christmas helps us to understand this: In that manger, (there is) the little God,”
God’s Greatness is Found in the Little Things Read Post »
Little Eden, home for children with intellectual disabilities, hosts a Christmas concert every year where residents have a chance to show off their abilities through the spirit of our Saviour, writes ERIN CARELSE
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