But the eleven disciples went into Galilee, to the mountain where Jesus appointed them, “And seeing him they prostrated themselves; […]
The Ascension Of The Lord Reflection Read Post »
While to a certain degree returning to “business as usual” will not likely happen, that does not mean the vast
Humanity May Never Again Get A Chance Like This – Let’s Not Squander It! Read Post »
Go back to your households, your homes, your families. Go back to the place of resilience, of strength, of support—or
Back to the Basics Now! Read Post »
Thirty years ago I was travelling with a group of friends returning from celebrating an evening Mass in Edenvale, Johannesburg.
6th Sunday of Easter Reflection Read Post »
Please help me understand how we can be guided by our conscience. The Catechism is too wordy for me. How
When is Our Conscience Clear? Read Post »
In January column I said that I had made no plans for 2020. It feels a little ironic now! Although
Locked Down and Yet Together Read Post »
“God always begins with women, always, they open ways. They don’t doubt: they know; they have seen Him; they have
5th Sunday of Easter Reflection Read Post »
Twelve years of Nazi rule produced many Catholic martyrs. GÜNTHER SIMMERMACHER looks at some of those who died for resisting
Catholic Martyrs of the Third Reich Read Post »
About a year ago I was preparing earnestly for my priestly ordination. For me, as I would imagine is the
Fr Runaine Radine: My First Easter as a Priest Read Post »
