Why I Don’t do ‘Bling’ Weddings or Funerals
Recently, at a funeral service, a bling, boutique undertaker asked me to step aside from my customary place at the […]
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Recently, at a funeral service, a bling, boutique undertaker asked me to step aside from my customary place at the […]
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After consultation with the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, the bishops of the SACBC have decided as follows regarding the blessed oil commonly referred to as oil of gladness by others.
Bishops’ Rules for Blessed Oil Read Post »
From Henry Sylvester, Cape Town – Patrick Dacey (October 7) raises an interesting question on why clerics feel the necessity to
Proclaim the Truth of the Eucharist Read Post »
Francis Boulle, Cape Town – Michael Shackleton’s column is always worth reading and the column Communion for non-Catholics? (October 1)
Communion for non-Catholics issue Read Post »
As an Irish Catholic born 80 years ago, I have been brought up to believe that when we receive the
Is the Eucharist just a Re-Enactment? Read Post »
Siphiwe Felix Mkhize, Pretoria – Referring Michael Shackleton’s Open Door article Can Catholics receive Anglican Communion? (September 13), it is
Why intercommunion is impossible Read Post »
Please give an answer to whether we may receive Holy Communion at an Anglican eucharistic service. G Delange King Henry
Anglican Communion Read Post »
In my home parish, when receiving Communion we are allowed to dip the sacred host into the chalice (with the
May we dip the sacred host in wine? Read Post »
In Southern Africa, we implemented the new Roman missal’s Phase One the changes that most directly involve the congregation in
Missal 5: New prayers for the Eucharist Read Post »