Why suffering is salvific
By Fr Ralph De Hahn – Despite the incredible advances in medical science and psychotherapy all humanity suffers under the sentence […]
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Perspectives Sarah-Leah Pimentel
Leading by Facebook, Yes we can
Hi, my name is Sarah-Leah and I am addicted to Facebook. If there was a support group for chronic social
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Perspectives
A Christian movement that fizzled out
When I got to Durban in the mid-1990s, I became passionately convinced about the need to promote true and authentic
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Perspectives Rowland
A new world, somewhere
The words of an old song by The Seekers have been buzzing around in my head while reflecting on my
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Perspectives Shackleton
Voting for pro-abortion parties?
How does one vote, with mental reservations, for a party that provides abortion on demand? I cannot follow Pope Benedict’s
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Other Writers Perspectives
Our big debt to nuns
BY WINNIE GRAHAM Last month’s murder of Sr Mary Paule Tacke, the nun responsible for founding homes for orphaned children
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The Beatitudes can teach leaders
In his book Blessings for Leaders, Dan R Ebener reflects on the wisdom of the beatitudes for leaders. Leadership has always
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Magliano Perspectives
Patriotism: Country or God first?
Patriotism can be good, or it can be bad. Pride in one’s country can be healthy, or it can be
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Other Writers Perspectives
Porn on SA’s TV screens: What to do?
The broadcasting authority has given the go-ahead for pornography on South African TV. MICHAEL MAYER explains why this is very
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