Violence Against Women Needs Attention 365 Days Of Every Year
The Justice Desk is echoing calls to place issues of gender-based violence and femicide on the agenda 365 days...
The Justice Desk is echoing calls to place issues of gender-based violence and femicide on the agenda 365 days...
Bishops / Church / Crisis / Suffering and Pain
by asiel · Published June 21, 2020 · Last modified June 19, 2020
Violence against women and children in South Africa is a “pandemic” which the government has to do more to fight,...
Church / Editorials 2018 / Suffering and Pain / Suicide
by Editor · Published July 29, 2018 · Last modified July 28, 2018
Few family tragedies leave as many lasting scars as the suicide of a loved one. Those left behind not only...
Fr Chris Townsend / Parish Life / Social Media / Suffering and Pain
by Chris Townsend · Published May 8, 2018 · Last modified May 6, 2018
Anyone involved in the more social side of social media cannot help seeing the growing polarisation based on race that surrounds our civic (but often not so civil) dialogue.
Pope Francis / Suffering and Pain
by asiel · Published November 2, 2017 · Last modified November 1, 2017
Pope Francis said that there are no easy answers to the suffering and destruction wrought by disasters – natural and man-made
US columnist Tony Magliano gives us a background to the Israeli-Palestine conflict and the injustices that have been occurring for too many years.
Raymond Perrier / Suffering and Pain
by Dr Raymond Perrier · Published September 14, 2017 · Last modified September 13, 2017
Drug addiction – it’s a scourge in our cities and villages. It wastes lives and it destroys families. It’s a social problem, a medical problem and a moral problem. It affects every type of family, regardless of colour, religion or income level — but inevitably the poorest suffer more.
While the world reels from terrorism, natural disasters and division, God weeps with those who suffer and offers the hope of a future full of joy and consolation, Pope Francis said.
Poverty & Social Justice / Suffering and Pain
by Kilian SC · Published August 23, 2017 · Last modified August 22, 2017
Countries such as the US, the United Kingdom and Canada have pledged large sums of money to assist countries facing severe food emergencies, but a gap exists between pledged aid and the amount of aid collected.
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