Religious orders and congregations did not just help build the local Church but also the country. Fr Anthony Egan SJ […]
A Brief History of Religious Orders in South Africa Read Post »
Deep within their conscience, men and women discover a law which they have not laid upon themselves and which they
The Reaffirmation of Conscience Read Post »
What is our conscience? Do we make it up? Does it come from our parents? Our Laws? Or is our
The Conscience and Martin Luther Read Post »
At that time Jesus was led by the Spirit into the desert to be tempted by the devil. He fasted
Reflection for 1st Sunday in Lent Read Post »
As you may have guessed from the headline this article addresses the subject of women and Vatican II. If Church
The ‘Other Half’ of the Church Read Post »
By Fr Anthony Egan SJ –Â On March 24, 1980, a great, holy man was martyred. Oscar Romero, the Catholic archbishop
The Martyr’s Progress Read Post »
As Christians preparing for Easter, the Lenten season offers us a time to reflect on our own faith — our
Reflecting on Lent and 20 years of democracy Read Post »
In the song “A New Argentina” from the Lloyd Webber/Rice musical Evita, the generals sing: “We face the world together
Remodelling the Church Read Post »
Sometimes it seems that we never forgave Gutenberg for inventing his printing press! Though the Church has engaged with various
How to communicate well Read Post »
