Praying for our nation’s moral fibre
From Sr Monica Shanley IBVM, Cape Town It is heartening and challenging to note that in a recent speech, the […]
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We Love our Hurley Sandwich
A Sandwich centre – what a wonderful analogy! By referring to the new almost-completed Denis Hurley Centre in the heart
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Back our treasured Southern Cross
From Fr Barry John Reabow SAC, Queenstown As a parish priest, I feel it is not the time in the
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Saving our blessed earth is up to us
From Jill Hopwood, Port Elizabeth I write as an 85-year-old grandmother, one who always has been and always will be
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We all need to be listened to
From C Roberts, Cape Town We all need to play our part in reaching out and evangelising. But how is
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Bl Nicolas Steno: a fossils pioneer
Patrick Dacey, Johannesburg Your edition of November 5 was full of very interesting reading. The editorial highlights the fact that
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Communion for non-Catholics issue
Francis Boulle, Cape Town – Michael Shackleton’s column is always worth reading and the column Communion for non-Catholics? (October 1)
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Church has no pacifist tradition
Fr Bonaventure Hinwood OFM, Pretoria Due to the postal strike I have only recently seen Tony Magliano’s article “Can war
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Do We Understand How We Are Saved?
John Lee, Johannesburg –Â Pope Francis and his predecessors as far back as Pope Paul VI have all been stressing the
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