3rd Sunday of Easter Reflection
God is angry, and so am I. God is righteous and therefore God’s anger is just and righteous. The Jewish
3rd Sunday of Easter Reflection Read Post »
God is angry, and so am I. God is righteous and therefore God’s anger is just and righteous. The Jewish
3rd Sunday of Easter Reflection Read Post »
At a time when many are bemoaning the general quality of preaching, Fr Chris Chatteris SJ proposes to subject homilies
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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
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Even now, as the coronavirus (Covid-19) continues to attack humanity, so many human beings continue to fight each other. Challenging
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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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In times of old, there were those who would utter a single word to cast a spell. There were those
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This is a very unusual Easter. We are in a national lockdown. Our freedom of movement has been completely curtailed
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