Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Reflection
We are pointing our finger the wrong way! Our inability to distinguish between wickedness and evil both in the individual
Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Reflection Read Post »
We are pointing our finger the wrong way! Our inability to distinguish between wickedness and evil both in the individual
Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Reflection Read Post »
In the final article in his four-part series on Little Eden founders Domitilla and Danny Hyams, Daluxolo Moloantoa looks at
Saintly Lives: How Little Eden Spread its Wings Read Post »
US-based Tony Magliano writes as he would have wished the State of the Union speech to have been… My fellow
A State of the Union Address for the Poor and Vulnerable Read Post »
I played a virtual reality game for the first time at a recent team-building event at work. At first it
Lessons from a Virtual Reality Game Read Post »
Guest editorial: Michael Shackleton – Like a coin, there are two sides to the Church. One side faces the world
The Church: Inside and Out Read Post »
The plan is perfect! The blueprints have been made and issued to the builders. But hold on Houston, we have
Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Reflection Read Post »
Holidays are a great time to chill, relax and have a chance to allow your mind to wonder. I am
Why We Need to Revisit the Past Read Post »
Having travelled to Panama City for World Youth Day, GÜNTHER SIMMERMACHER shares his impressions of the event and the people who made it happen. See the video below for a set of his pictures, supplemented by more from Catholic News Service.
WYD Was a Camino in Every Way Read Post »
The suburb of Bertrams in the Johannesburg is what you would term a ‘rough neighbourhood’; there are gangs, drug
Fifth Sunday of the Year Reflection Read Post »