Category: Perspectives - Page 239

Pray for the Pope’s Continent

Often I feel that the Western world struggles to understand Pope Francis. Perhaps this is because the Western Church does […]

In February GÜNTHER SIMMERMACHER made a private visit to the Holy Land. In the fifth of a series of six

A newborn baby is baptised by a deacon because it is not expected to live. It survives, and the deacon

Please explain the term Son of Man, often mentioned in the Old and New Testaments. Does it refer to Jesus

I have become more aware than ever of the millions of human beings that people the earth. So many are

By Chris Townsend / April 13, 2017

In the midst of the political muddle that is South Africa, we need to re-vision a defining ideal. Part of

By Tony Magliano / April 12, 2017

US-based Tony Magliano looks at two men whose love for the people is evidenced in their writings… Fifty years ago,

In February GÜNTHER SIMMERMACHER made a private visit to the Holy Land. In the fourth of a series of six

Thomas J Lucas, a trooper in the Cape Mountain Rifles of the Cape Colony during the mid-19th century, kept a