Wholehearted Discipleship: 13th Sunday
Sermon by Emmanuel Suntheni OSB – Thirteenth Sunday In Ordinary Time – Year A Sermon And Christian Act In The Word
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What Catholics say… and what Protestants hear
When Catholics and Protestants discuss the Christian faith, sometimes it is not theology but definitions that pose an obstacle. Gerschwin
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Benedictine Spirituality: A Life Of Listening, Humility and Seeking God
Bokang Tsoanamatsie caught up with Br Bernard Liteboho Tekateka OSB and spoke about the religious life that made him leave
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St Benedict’s Embrace Symposium Tackles Classroom Transformation
Timed perfectly with Youth Month, the annual Embrace Symposium recently brought together 100 delegates from 24 different schools to address
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SACBC appeals for calm ahead of June 30 anti-migrant protests
As tensions continue to rise over planned anti-migrant protests around South Africa, the Southern African Catholic Bishops’ Conference (SACBC) has
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Alexis Petersen: Between the Stage and the Sanctuary
Alexis Petersen is a rising Cape Town performer whose stage craft and Catholic faith have grown side by side, from
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More than 1000 families gather for annual meeting of families
On Saturday, 20 June 2026, more than 1,000 families from across the Archdiocese of Johannesburg gathered at Don Bosco Centre
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The Suffering of the Innocents Symphony
“The Messiah Lion, in order to conquer, became a Lamb to suffer.” The notes of the symphony filled the square
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Under the Cross of the Southern Cross
There are certain sounds from our Catholic childhood that never leave us. For me, one of those sounds was hearing
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