Justice and Love
Injustice is a consequence of a failure to love our neighbour, and thus to obey Jesus’ commandment. And when there is injustice and therefore no love, we...
Perspectives
Transforming our Hearts: 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sermon by Emmanuel Suntheni OSB – Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time – Year B Sermon and Christian Act in The Word Theme: The Purpose of Law in Human Life;...
Book on Paddy Kearney to be launched
A book chronicling the life and work of the late activist Paddy Kearney by Dr Raymond Perrier, director of the Denis Hurley Centre and monthly Southern Cross...
Resounding Success for Archdiocese Fundraiser in Pretoria
A Family Fun Day was held on August 24 at Most Holy Redeemer Church in Mmakau, north of Pretoria. The event was a fundraiser by the North-West...
Newsman, cartoonist Conrad Burke signs off
Conrad Burke: 1946-2024 Obituary by Günther Simmermacher To South African television viewers in the 1990s, Conrad Burke was best known as a news reporter, instantly recognisable by...
How We Can Have Better Relationships
If we knew how to communicate better, we might find greater peace in our families, our communities, and even the world. Toni Rowland suggests that techniques for...
Infinite Dignity
By Tony Magliano – The Catholic Church firmly teaches that the acknowledgement and protection of human dignity is an absolutely central part of our faith. So much so,...
Let us live in Christ: 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sermon by Emmanuel Suntheni OSB – Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time – Year B Sermon and Christian Act In The Word Theme: The Divine Call to live in Christ!:...
“We Are the Church”, Bishop Selemela Tells Pilgrims at Jonathan Pilgrimage
“I Am The Church. You Are The Church. We Are The Church.” This was the message delivered by the auxiliary bishop of the archdiocese of Pretoria Bishop...
Shrines Around the World: Our Lady of Fatima
Where’s that?: Fatima is located in northern Portugal, about 130km from Lisbon. Our Lady’s connection: Apparitions to three shepherd children in 1917. Around 5 million pilgrims visit...
