The Case for Traditional Initiation
Few things expose the grave consequences of the breakdown of the family structure in our black communities as the tragic […]
The Case for Traditional Initiation Read Post »
Few things expose the grave consequences of the breakdown of the family structure in our black communities as the tragic […]
The Case for Traditional Initiation Read Post »
What is your carbon footprint? That’s a popular question that pops up sometimes when we speak about the environment. We
How can we Respond to the Pope’s Call? Read Post »
Last month I reflected on my impressions as a pilgrim in Galilee, which I visited as part of The Southern
To be in Bethlehem and Jerusalem Read Post »
Over the past few months the TV series A.D. The Bible Continues, a sequel to last year’s popular The Bible, was broadcast
A.D.: A Bible Soap Read Post »
What a hectic family month June was, certainly for me. There were two birthdays, Father’s Day and the anniversary of
Committed to Grandparents Read Post »
The joke is told of the Methodists who arrive in heaven and are being shown round by St Peter. They
I Feel a Catholic Sense of Freedom Read Post »
As a young priest, Fr Giovanni Montini was appointed to serve in the pope’s diplomatic mission in Poland.
The Border-Crossing Pope Read Post »
Why do we have to grow old? Why did God design us to grow old?
As I’m Getting Older… Read Post »
Johan Viljoen’s religious journey took him from the Dutch Reformed Church via the Anglican priesthood to the Catholic Church. And
A Life Devoted to Those at the Margins Read Post »