The Language of Mercy
So where does this leave us as Catholics in the Year of Mercy? A few nights ago, I was watching Prince […]
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Perspectives Sarah-Leah Pimentel
Baptism Perspectives
Happy Baptism to You!
To understand the significance of baptism we should recall what it did to Jesus Last months column discussed the purpose
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Ethics & Human Dignity Magliano Perspectives
Abortion: Out of Sight, Out of Mind
By Tony Magliano Due to the blizzard that hit the mid-Atlantic, my bus never made it to the 43rd March for
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Family Perspectives Rowland
In 2016, Let’s Change for the Better
Duke Ellington’s jazz standard notes: Things ain’t what they used to be! Being a bit of a musician I often
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Raymond Perrier
Race into the New Year
This month marks six years since I arrived in South Africa so I wonder if I am now allowed to
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Shackleton
What exactly is a Pallium?
The pallium, I believe, is a liturgical vestment worn by the pope and by archbishops who receive it from the
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Fr Chris Townsend Perspectives
164 Hours to Change my Heart
For 15 years at Christ the King church in Queenswood, Pretoria, someone has been on the bench in front of
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Magliano Pope Francis
Reverse Indifference – Follow the Popes Lead
Deeply concerned about a globalisation of indifference, Pope Francis in his 2016 World Day of Peace warns that the first
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Dealing With Life Features Ntabeni Perspectives
Catching the Past over a Fire
In December, just before Christmas, my friends and I came home to the Eastern Cape from different cities of our
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