The surprising silence of Christmas
I have never really been a fan of Christmas, but there is one year in particular that sends me down […]
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Christmas Ntabeni Perspectives
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Called to do God’s Will
My articles for The Southern Cross for the greater part of this year have focused on the different visions and
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Family Perspectives Pope Francis Sarah-Leah Pimentel
Papa Francisco: A Dad with his Family
Nowhere can one see the results of the faith the size of a mustard seed better than in Rome. Today
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Magliano Perspectives
A Christmas gift for suffering South Sudan
The world’s newest nation is in big trouble. After more than 20 years of civil war between the southern and northern
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Perspectives Rowland
Going to the Next Level
Going to the next level: does that phrase irritate anyone else as much as it irritates me? It gets under
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Perspectives Raymond Perrier
Remembering our Dead
November has been a month of remembrance. For Catholics, the “remembering” is tied to the feast of All Souls and
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Features Perspectives Pilgrimage Simmermacher
The Pervasive Catholic spirit of Paris
In October a group of Southern Cross pilgrims, led by Bishop Joao Rodrigues of Tzaneen, returned from a pilgrimage to
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Ecumenical dialogue Perspectives
A Catholic-Anglican bond
A special ecumenical vocation was born when a French priest met an Anglican aristocrat on a Portuguese island.
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Keep your words sweet
While working on training material for a communications course recently, I was reminded of something one of our teachers told
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