Do we have ubuntu in our families?
I am writing this on the feast of St Joseph the Worker, also international Workers’ Day. The family theme for […]
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Africa needs a culture of higher learning
BY FATHER STUART BATE OMI In his apostolic exhortation after the second African Synod, Pope Benedict XVI linked development in
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Why we need social teaching
As we near the end of this series, one may pose the question: What is the place of the social
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A season for everything
As we grow older it is so beautiful to recognise the different stages of our lives — not merely by
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Magliano Perspectives
A consistent ethic of life protects everyone – no exceptions
A Utah woman was recently charged with six counts of first-degree murder for allegedly killing six of her newborn infants,
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Ntabeni Perspectives
The erosion of values in SA politics
The Nkandla scandal, like the Arms Deal before it, has revealed the underbelly of modern South African politics. At a
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Other Writers Perspectives
How to have moral courage
BY PROFESSOR AL GINI In Harper Le’s book To Kill a Mockingbird, Atticus Finch tells his children: “I want you
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Easter Lent Perspectives Sarah-Leah Pimentel
There is Easter Hope for SA
During Lent I started reading Pope Francis’ apostolic exhortation Evangelii Gaudium. One line caught my attention: There are Christians whose
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Magliano Perspectives
Two newest saints were voices for the voiceless
Blesseds Popes John XXIII and John Paul II, who will be canonised on April 27, prophetically raised their voices on
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