The Morning Voice of Radio Veritas
The late Dominican Father Emil Blaser, founder of Radio Veritas, used to say: “There is nothing wrong with dreaming. And […]
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Fr Lawrence Ndlovu: Profile of a Poet-Priest
Fr Lawrence Mduduzi Ndlovu is a young priest who lives out his love of the faith, the arts, music and
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The Story of a Church-Builder
The Catholic Church in South Africa was built by great missionaries. Daluxolo Moloantoa looks at the amazing life of one of
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Woman in charge at the SACBC
Sr Hermenegild Makoro CPS served for 15 years in the general secretariat of the bishops’ conference. The SACBC’s first-ever woman
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The Dancing Nuns: Why We Did the Jerusalema
By Daluxolo Moloantoa – One of the most heartwarming stories to come out of the lockdown is that of the
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Sister Munzhedzi OP on her Vocation, Daswa and Church
Sr Tshifhiwa Munzhedzi OP, the associate general-secretary of the Southern African Catholic Bishops’ Conference. Unusually, both top positions in the
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Thulasizwe Ndlovu: Radio Veritas Host Promotes his Musical Passion
By Daluxolo Moloantoa – One of the things that is impacted by the Covid-19 crisis is social activities: classes, groups and
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Catholic Actor Speaks About His Craft and Faith
One of South Africa’s best-known actors is a practising Catholic. Sello Motloung spoke to Daluxolo Moloantoa about acting and his
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Most Holy Redeemer Parish in North-West Province Turns 100
As the parish of the Most Holy Redeemer in Mmakau, North-West province, is preparing to celebrate its centenary, DALUXOLO MOLOANTOA
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