A United States university will join up with South African bodies for an ecumenical conference on religion and racial justice in South Africa and the US.
SA-US Conference: Let’s Explore Religion and Racial Justice Links Read Post »
Because everyone has a right to life, liberty and personal security, nations must find nonviolent solutions to conflict and difficulties, Pope Francis said.
Pope to Diplomats: This is What World Peace Takes Read Post »
The Gospel extends a peace greeting to all men of good will. FR PETER CHIMOMBE argues that traditional African methods of resolving conflict can serve as models for making peace.
African Traditions Can Help Build Peace Read Post »
Remember the game of chicken? It’s a foolishly high-stakes challenge in which two drivers risking death, drive on a collision course towards each other until one of the drivers chooses to swerve away.
The Dangerous Game of North Korean-American Chicken Read Post »
Economic development and growth have never automatically meant a greater gap between the rich and poor so there is no reason today for people to throw up their hands and simply accept increasing inequality, Pope Francis said.
Economic Development: Inequality is not Destiny Read Post »
Fifty years of military occupation is too long, as a columnist last week noted. Tony Magliano, who writes internationally about
‘Worse than Apartheid’ Read Post »
US columnist Tony Magliano gives us a background to the Israeli-Palestine conflict and the injustices that have been occurring for too many years.
50 years of Israeli Occupation – Enough is Enough! Read Post »
With the International Day of Peace to be celebrated worldwide today (September 21), it’s urgent that we reflect on praying for peace.
Be Peacemakers Prayer – International Day of Peace Read Post »
Pope Francis said that politicians and religious leaders cannot remain indifferent to the suffering caused by violence and hatred in the world.
Pope Francis: Don’t Get Used to Evil Read Post »
