Birds of a Feather: United Under a Charism
Fr S’milo Mngadi continues his overview of SA’s sodalities. An old adage suggests that “birds of a feather flock together”. This is also an anthropological truth. People...
Fr S’milo Mngadi continues his overview of SA’s sodalities. An old adage suggests that “birds of a feather flock together”. This is also an anthropological truth. People...
Many lay people live their faith in sodalities. What are sodalities and how do they fit into the Church? In the first of a series of articles,...
Fr S’milo Mngadi continues his overview of SA’s sodalities. The Church’s ministry is like a vehicle with four wheels. They are liturgy/worship, preaching/kerygma, teaching/catechesis and service/witness. The...
For lay people who don’t want to join the priesthood or religious life, there is the option of joining a ‘Third Order’. Father S’milo Mngadi explains. Not everybody...
By Fr S’milo Mngadi – Following the death of eleven members of its diocesan congregation of sisters (the FSF), the diocese of Mariannhill lost its former vicar-general,...
Charity / Church / Fr S'milo Mngadi / Religious Life / Youth
by Fr S'milo Mngadi · Published August 19, 2020 · Last modified August 18, 2020
Orphaned and vulnerable children of the Sacred Heart Home in Mthwalume, KwaZulu-Natal, celebrated national Women’s Day by visiting the retired nuns of the Daughters of St Francis...
About us / Bishops / Church / Church History / Fr S'milo Mngadi / History of The Southern Cross
by Fr S'milo Mngadi · Published July 27, 2020 · Last modified July 26, 2020
As from October 2020, the only national Catholic newspaper in South Africa, The Southern Cross, will become a monthly magazine. This was reported by its editor, Günther...
To change the ills of society, especially violence against women, we may turn to God for a model of positive masculinity, Fr S’milo Mngadi suggests. It took...
The widely reported instances of sexual abuse and sexual misconduct of the clergy — two separate concepts civilly but equally against the canonical requirement of clerical obligatory...
by Fr S'milo Mngadi · Published February 8, 2018 · Last modified February 5, 2018
This year marks 200 years of Catholicism in South Africa. However, after so many years, there is no symbol, image or any such which says “Catholic Church” to any South African in the street.
Scan to snap, or if you’re on your phone select the link.
https://pos.snapscan.io/qr/19K6EebY
More