At Pentecost We Are All Called to Witness
At Pentecost, we are called to reflect what makes us Christian, and how we live our Catholic lives. Archbishop WILIAM
At Pentecost We Are All Called to Witness Read Post »
At Pentecost, we are called to reflect what makes us Christian, and how we live our Catholic lives. Archbishop WILIAM
At Pentecost We Are All Called to Witness Read Post »
By Nthabiseng Maphisa – I have lost count of the number of romantic comedies that I have watched. I have
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Us Columnist Tony Magliano’s own story of his journey to the realisation he was called to follow the non-violent path
My Personal Story as a Catholic Conscientious Objector Read Post »
General Intention: That national leaders may firmly commit themselves to ending the arms trade, which victimises so many innocent people.
Pray with Pope: June 2017 Read Post »
The judicial sphere of government seems to be the only one our people really trust. The Constitutional Court’s judgment on
Are Courts Baby-Sitting our Democracy? Read Post »
Our newspapers and TV have been full of comments and questions recently about leadership. Often unfavourable comparisons are made between
Whom Shall I Send? The Next Generation of Leaders Read Post »
Psalm 95 is often recited as the responsorial psalm during the liturgy. One verse refers to the way the Israelites
How Can God Be Tempted? Read Post »
US columnist Tony Magliano examines God’s peace – which is radically different from our own concept of “peace” Jesus
A Message from Heaven: God is the Only Way to Peace Read Post »
This weekend, Pope Francis is visiting Fatima for the centennial celebrations of Our Lady’s apparition to the three shepherd children,
A Timely Call for Renewal Read Post »