Each in Our Own Language
We remain as amazed as those crowds were on the first Pentecost Sunday that poorly educated fishermen from an obscure
Each in Our Own Language Read Post »
We remain as amazed as those crowds were on the first Pentecost Sunday that poorly educated fishermen from an obscure
Each in Our Own Language Read Post »
The story of God becoming man culminates in Jerusalem. In the eighth part of his series on the recent Pilgrimage
Jerusalem: The Birthplace of our Church Read Post »
My life as a priest is often very humorous, ranging from delicious irony to pure slapstick and everything in between.
The Funny Side of Being a Priest Read Post »
I experienced a miracle! A few days ago, I held in my arms my first grandbaby – newly-born Faith Annmarie. Thank
The Miracle of Life Read Post »
The conflict in the Holy Land is often said to be impossible to resolve. GÜNTHER SIMMERMACHER outlines the main obstacles
Can There Be Peace in the Holy Land? Read Post »
Reading the history of black liberation in Southern Africa one is confronted by two things: how the people, under heightened
The Spirit of Ntsikana and Nxele Read Post »
The pope is praying for women this May.. General Intention: That in every country of the world, women may be
Praying with the Pope: May 2016 Read Post »
In the sixth part of his series on the Pilgrimage of the Peacemakers, GÜNTHER SIMMERMACHER looks at the situation of
The ‘Living Stones’ of the Holy Land Read Post »
How is a bishop selected in South Africa? What is the process involved and by whom is he selected? What
How is a Bishop Selected? Read Post »