4th Sunday of Easter Reflection
We have entered into the silence of unknowing, replacing the brutish human chain of productivity for a new opportunity. In […]
4th Sunday of Easter Reflection Read Post »
We have entered into the silence of unknowing, replacing the brutish human chain of productivity for a new opportunity. In […]
4th Sunday of Easter Reflection Read Post »
The Deacon’s Role in the Parish Intention for Evangelisation: We pray that deacons, faithful in their service to the Word
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God is angry, and so am I. God is righteous and therefore God’s anger is just and righteous. The Jewish
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At a time when many are bemoaning the general quality of preaching, Fr Chris Chatteris SJ proposes to subject homilies
Fr Chris Chatteris: How Not to Crash the Homily Read Post »
As a novice priest in the Aliwal North diocese, Fr Joseph Kizito immersed himself in the work of Small Christian
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In the period before the lockdown, religious leaders used that precious time to be too inward looking and seemingly less
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In a single instant, the world of Thomas is thrown upside down. Touching the wounds of the Christ, all the
Divine Mercy, 2nd Sunday of Easter Reflection Read Post »
Even now, as the coronavirus (Covid-19) continues to attack humanity, so many human beings continue to fight each other. Challenging
Fight the Coronavirus, Not Each Other! Read Post »
For many Catholics, this year’s Holy Week is an experience of “virtual church”—those truly observing the lockdown, or people like
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