How Naive, Mr Justice!
It is unfortunate when great men reveal too many secrets about themselves until they dissolve what maintains of their prestige.
How Naive, Mr Justice! Read Post »
It is unfortunate when great men reveal too many secrets about themselves until they dissolve what maintains of their prestige.
How Naive, Mr Justice! Read Post »
At a time when gender-based and sexual violence against women, in South Africa and elsewhere, is being described as a
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The journey is inwards, returning to the cave of the heart. It is in the gloom and the darkness that
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To change the ills of society, especially violence against women, we may turn to God for a model of positive
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This month marks my birthday— which strangely puts me to thinking about death. Of course, the prevailing impact of Covid-19
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The Church rejects any suggestion of the “predestination” doctrine, and yet I seem to detect such suggestion in Scripture. “My
Is Predestination in the Bible? Read Post »
Describing humanity and our existence as a clot of blood; deaf, blind, and unknowing may appear particularly cynical and cheerless.
15th Sunday Reflection Read Post »
As I write, it is Independence Day in the United States. This American holiday is always accompanied with parades, fireworks,
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President Cyril Ramaphosa’s announcement in late May that places of worship may reopen for public worship during Level 3 of
Priests: A Truly Essential Service Read Post »