2nd Sunday in Advent Reflection
Near-death experiences leave an indelible mark: an experience of possibility to follow a different path, a new way. Such encounters
2nd Sunday in Advent Reflection Read Post »
Near-death experiences leave an indelible mark: an experience of possibility to follow a different path, a new way. Such encounters
2nd Sunday in Advent Reflection Read Post »
The Missionaries of St Charles or Scalabrinians celebrated 133 years of their foundation. A special Mass was held at St Patrick’s in
Scalabrinians Celebrate 133 Years! Read Post »
By Ann M. Augherton – Sitting on a bench outside the Missionhurst provincial house in Arlington, Father John Van de
Drive-by Happy Birthday for 100-Year-Old Priest Read Post »
By Kurt Jensen – Dorothy Day’s need to connect with others and keep neglected people front and centre would fit
Dorothy Day’s Focus on the Neglected Would Resonate in Covid-19 Era Read Post »
The coronavirus pandemic lockdown has isolated us and cut us off from one another. But we are still a community.
Fr Oskar Wermter: I Am Not Myself On My Own Read Post »
While there are welcome signs that South Africa is finally tackling its chronic corruption, Church bodies must beware of inefficiency
Bishop Sipuka Warns of Corruption Violence Read Post »
Mohlodi wa Mmino (The Fount of Music) will be hosting a CAROLS IN THE CATHEDRAL CONCERT (Free Concert) featuring 4
Carols in the Cathedral Concert Read Post »
By Simon Caldwell – Priests must never “friend” children or vulnerable adults on Facebook or other forms of social media,
UK Bishops Rein in Priests’ Online Behaviour Read Post »
The president of the Southern African Bishops’ Conference has called for stronger law enforcement on violations of Covid prevention measures,
SA Bishop on Covid: Change Attitudes Read Post »