Category: Perspectives - Page 258

St Maximilian: Martyr, Missionary, Media Man

St Maximilian Kolbe, a Polish priest who was murdered by the Nazis, is one of the three patrons of The […]

History, by its nature, is a contested terrain that is mostly written by the victors. But now and then the

By Tony Magliano / March 2, 2016

By Tony Magliano – Standing on Mexican soil, less than a football field’s distance from the U.S., Pope Francis boldly spoke

Mercy transforms. It is not just a pious concept restricted to religious contexts The old man comes shuffling in, guided

Let’s Pray with the Pope for his intentions for the month of March Mercy for refugees General Intention: Families in

By Southern Cross / February 22, 2016

Did Jesus himself actually baptise people with water, as did the disciples? This seems evident in John 3:22 but is

By Southern Cross / February 21, 2016

So God each year gives us a rehab programme called Lent A good friend of mine is an addict. There,

By Toni Rowland / February 20, 2016

In our postmodern way of free thinking, does the word lecture come across as rather dictatorial?�It possibly does even more

By Southern Cross / February 16, 2016

Leading from the back allows people to grow. Letting people face challenges helps them grow. By Siphesihle Manci The Chinese