Take time to contemplate
Today we live in a world that can’t stop talking. Everywhere, every single day, we are bombarded by advertisements, invitations, […]
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Building a civilisation of love
We conclude this series of 15 articles, which I hope gave us a bird’s eye view on the Church’s social
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Magliano Perspectives
The Holy Land Principles: A powerful tool for justice and peace
During his recent pilgrimage to the Holy Land, the pope of surprises gave the world an unexpected powerful message.
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Other Writers Perspectives
Why Jesus went to hell
BY CHRIS BUSSCHAU In a letter to the editor, reader Lou Corbitt (April 23) expressed discomfort with the new English
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Ntabeni Perspectives
Our ‘doing God’ election
Alastair Campbell, a senior adviser to former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, made famous the term “We don’t do God”
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Perspectives Sarah-Leah Pimentel
Getting out of my car…
One of the joys of living in Cape Town, where I now work, is that on several weekends, I’ve been
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My life as second fiddle
In my last column I promised to reveal some of my weaknesses and failures in the hope that by “lifting
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Diary of a Pilgrim
Southern Cross and Radio Veritas pilgrims travelled to Rome and Assisi for the canonisation of Ss Pope John XXIII and
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Perspectives Raymond Perrier
What SA can learn from the US
I have just returned from America – four weeks, seven states, lectures in business schools, visits to Church organisations, lots
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