3rd Sunday in Lent Reflection
We live in a world of restless anxiety where much of our relationships are based on the commercialisation of love,
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We live in a world of restless anxiety where much of our relationships are based on the commercialisation of love,
3rd Sunday in Lent Reflection Read Post »
Every year, one of my colleagues gives up Facebook for Lent. The rationale is quite simple; she wants to use
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My friend, a theology PhD student, recently asked me why the first black African Christians in our region, mostly Xhosa,
Why Xhosa Christians are ‘Majakane’ Read Post »
In January, GÜNTHER SIMMERMACHER visited Panama City to report on World Youth Day. Here he shares some impressions of the
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I don’t have much trust in high-level summits. I really don’t think much is done or achieved by calling an
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By asking us to focus on God, Lent presents us with an opportunity to improve ourselves. FR RALPH DE HAHN
Improve Yourself this Lent! Read Post »
Lent is a time to gain new strength, to free ourselves of our paranoia, our illusions and fears. This is
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Imagine you’re sitting in front of your doctor, and he says that your health definitely needs to improve. He then
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In Durban, we recently rejoiced to welcome Archbishop Abel Gabuza as coadjutor. When, in time, he succeeds Cardinal Wilfrid Napier,
Why We Have to Plan for Successors Read Post »