The Hidden Poor of Appalachia
Back in the mid-1980s, I was working as a director of religious education at St. Peter’s Catholic Church in western […]
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Magliano Perspectives
Ecumenical dialogue Perspectives
How St John XXIII Worked for Unity
The late motivational speaker Leo Buscaglia said: The person who risks nothing, does nothing, has nothing, is nothing and becomes
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Ntabeni Perspectives
Do Liberal Values Represent SA?
Few things trouble me in our country more than our economic policies and the liberal interpretation of our national Constitution.
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Jo’burg: A Tale of Two Cities
Ask Gauteng premier David Makhura or Johannesburg mayor Parks Tau, and they will speak of “a world-class African city”. And
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Church Raymond Perrier Saints
The Lessons of Oscar Romero for SA today
Archbishop Oscar Romero, who was martyred in 1980, will be beatified on May 23. RAYMOND PERRIER looks at the relevance
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Other Writers Perspectives
Where Mercy and Faithfulness Meet
BY Fr Larry Kaufmann CSsR Pope Francis’ Misericordiae Vultus, which proclaims the Jubilee Year of Mercy for 2016, is truly
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Egan Features Perspectives
The Martyr’s Progress
By Fr Anthony Egan SJ –Â On March 24, 1980, a great, holy man was martyred. Oscar Romero, the Catholic archbishop
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Perspectives Sarah-Leah Pimentel
Woman, Who Are You?
May is the month of Mary, a time when we reflect on Mary as Mother of Christ, Mother of the
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Africa: A Cradle of Christianity
Like last month’s column, this article is part of a series that is intended to suggest how we can develop
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