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Breakthrough: Saved by Faith

By Anthony Egan / April 22, 2012

Many centuries ago, a pope who was trying to build St Peter’s basilica in Rome started selling indulgences – literally […]

By Letters Editor / April 17, 2012

From Cardinal Wilfrid Napier OFM, Archbishop of Durban Concerning the RSV versus NRSV letter by Fr Szypula and Sr Coyle

By admin / April 8, 2012

If you walk from the City across the Ponte Sant’ Angelo, past the Angel’s Castle, you will come upon the

By Letters Editor / March 22, 2012

From Fr Wojciech Szypula SVD, Department of Theology, St Augustine College, Sr Judith Coyle IHM, Senior Lecturer & Coordinator: Pastoral

In last month’s column we discussed the struggle between Christianity and two ideologies: communism and capitalism. This month, concluding the

By Sue Rakoczy / February 22, 2012

I was disturbed to read that at the recent consistory Pope Benedict had addressed the new cardinals as “Lord Cardinals”.

In my home parish, when receiving Communion we are allowed to dip the sacred host into the chalice (with the

By Letters Editor / January 19, 2012

From Bernard Straughan, Cape Town – Michael Shackleton’s Open Door column on the subject of limbo (December 14) refers. While

By Sydney Duval / January 8, 2012

BY SYDNEY DUVAL I remember St John Vianney Seminary, which I attended for some time half a century ago, for