Sr Francis Götte, 94, (far left) a Missionary Sister of the Precious Blood, celebrated the 75th jubilee of her religious profession
75th Jubilee for Sister of the Precious Blood Read Post »
By Ernest Mwape OP – In a new book, the Dominicans articulate the issue of migration from a faith perspective, an angle few historians have so far explored.
Faith and Migration – Dominicans Look Through the Lens of Faith Read Post »
By Ernest Mwape OP – Four Dominican brothers renewed their simple profession during the first vesper of Advent before God and
Dominican Brothers Renew Simple Profession Read Post »
The group Friends of the Sisters in Bloemfontein archdiocese held an event to pay tribute to religious Sisters. This included Mass, lunch, a talk by Dr Nontando Hadebe, nail treatments, and songs and dancing.
Who Are the Friends of the Sisters? Read Post »
By Didier Rance – The life and work of John Bradburne, the Vagabond of God , who was killed in 1979 in what is now Zimbabwe, had a powerful impact on me. I came to him late, indeed, after I had been working for more than 30 years studying the Catholic martyrs of our time.
The Vagabond of God Read Post »
Six courageous Cabra Dominican Sisters, who left their homes from Sion Hill Convent in Dublin and disembarked from the Celt ship in Port Elizabeth harbour in 1867, will be honoured in commemorative events this month in celebration of their 150th anniversary in South Africa
Cabra Dominican Sisters: Celebrate 150 Years With Them! Read Post »
We members of the Congregation of the Missionaries of Mariannhill (CMM) must be very proud that our own Abbot Francis Pfanner, the founder of the famous Mariannhill Monastery, and his co-missionaries are highly featured in the important history of the Catholic Church in South Africa
Pfanner’s Sons: Going Back to Our Roots Read Post »
Sister Anneliese Schaepers celebrated 50 years of religious life as an Oakford Dominican. We give thanks for her service to the
Golden Jubilee for Oakford Dominican Sister Schaepers! Read Post »
Fr Pius James D’Souza, a vicar-provincial of the Carmelite order in India, on his first trip to South Africa visited
Carmelite Vicar-Provincial Visits South Africa Read Post »
