Should We Call Our Priests Father?
I have a Protestant friend who addresses a Catholic priest as mister and sir, in the belief that Christ commanded […]
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Perspectives Shackleton
Magliano Perspectives
Reflecting on Pope Francis’ 2015 World Day of Peace Message
By Tony Magliano “Tragically, the growing scourge of man’s exploitation by man gravely damages the life of communion and our
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Perspectives Sarah-Leah Pimentel
Keep on the lights of hope in 2015
Load shedding has had us all pulling our hair out over the last few weeks. The recurring power outages have
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Perspectives Rowland
Blame it on the taxis?
Travelling from Randburg to Pretoria in the early morning traffic can be a nightmare. Anyone listening to the traffic updates
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Perspectives Raymond Perrier
Eskom’s Seasonal Gift
Sensitive readers look away now! I have some shocking news: Jesus was not born on the 25th of December. I realise
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Christmas Other Writers Perspectives
Reach out with Love for Others
The greatest gift we receive at Christmas is the one we receive every year: Jesus Christ. And with that gift
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Christmas Other Writers Perspectives
Being God’s slave sets you free
The great lesson of Christmas is that by being slaves to God, we are set free, as CATHERINE DE VALENCE
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Biography of Hymns Christmas Christmas Facts Simmermacher
The story behind ‘Joy to the World’ carol
At Christmas we sing ‘Joy To The World’, an accidental Christmas carol written over two centuries in two continents by
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Other Writers Perspectives
Absurd Inequality
BY SAM LUCERO Recently Oxfam America launched a global campaign to address extreme inequality. As part of this campaign, Oxfam
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