Features – Page 1168 – The Southern Cross

Enter the World of Medieval Catholicism

By Tamar SC / October 25, 2016

A 500-year-old oil painting of “The Glorification of the Virgin” is inspired by John’s apocalyptic vision of a woman “clothed […]

By Jael SC / October 24, 2016

In a world that glorifies physical strength and appearances, grandparents must uphold the values that really matter and bring hope

By asiel / October 24, 2016

Dr Ifriky Tadadjeu is a satellite systems engineer, opera tenor, motivational speaker, entrepreneur, author, and devout Catholic who is known

A fellow Catholic I know went to confession. The priest apparently declined to give absolution. I was not told why.

By asiel / October 23, 2016

Following Christ may take a person down a path that leads to anguish, isolation, even martyrdom, but a Christian will

By Tamar SC / October 23, 2016

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By Jael SC / October 22, 2016

By Mandla Zibi – More than 23 million Bibles are still needed in South Africa, according to research company Ipsos, commissioned

The silent grief when faced with unimaginable suffering at the hands of evil. The haunting image of the solitary figure of

By Tamar SC / October 21, 2016

The Palais de Papes is a historical palace in Avignon, southern France, one of the largest and most important medieval