The Catholic Health Care Association (CATHCA) held its Gauteng provincial conference, with staff and members coming together to meet other
Caregivers Urged to Look After Themselves Too! Read Post »
The exercise of the right to vote is a sacred duty, and the Church expects voters to make sound moral
Bishops: What Catholics Must Know Before Voting Read Post »
The closure of Catholic Welfare Development may have come as a surprise to many, but that wasn’t the case for
Archdiocese Gives its Views on Closure of Welfare NGO Read Post »
Tom Drake, Johannesburg – Contemplative prayer has interested me for many years, but I must say, I cannot consider I
Contemplative Prayer Eludes Me Read Post »
We wished people a Happy Easter last Sunday but are you doing so this Sunday? Easter for Christians is not a one-off event: rather it is a season lasting a full 50 days and our joy should continue to overflow this year until June 9, this year’s date for Pentecost.
We Are Easter People! Read Post »
By Carol Glatz – As a follow-up to a 2013 symposium on the origin and evolution of humans, the Pontifical
Humanity’s Ancestors: ‘We Are All African’ Read Post »
By Carol Glatz – Pope Francis told high school students to break their cellphone addiction and spend more time on
Pope: Fight Your Phone Addiction Read Post »
Catholic parishes around the country are being invited to participate in a major national programme to help the poor in
Catholics Called to Join Winterhoop Giving Read Post »
The Manenberg preparation team for the international Taizé Meeting in Cape Town in September had its first meeting. The team
Manenberg Gears up for Taizé International Read Post »
