Category: Perspectives - Page 241

Saviour of the World?

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

In February, Southern Cross editor GÜNTHER SIMMERMACHER made a private visit to the Holy Land. In the third of a series

Prayer Intention: That young people may respond generously to their vocations and seriously consider offering themselves to God in the

By Jael SC / March 31, 2017

I felt disturbed at how little focus there appeared to be on the issue of abortion in February when the

March 26 marks the 50th anniversary of Populorum Progressio—and it’s a great reason for the Church across South Africa to