Teaching Christian Leadership
In an earlier article I narrated how my wife and I developed an academy called the Lead and Inspire School
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Perspectives
Perspectives Sarah-Leah Pimentel
The curse of anonymity
his month I’m writing from Portbou, a little Spanish coastal village with a population of 1300 on the French border.
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Not for God to fix your mess, Mr Zuma
I remember my first request for divine intervention. I was three or four years old and like any toddler, especially
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Perspectives Shackleton
Communion and non-Catholics?
May non-Catholics receive holy Communion? This question always comes up at a requiem Mass, a wedding, first holy Communion, confirmation,
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Perspectives Rowland
Our Mission for Families
How family-friendly are we as missionaries of the family? I have asked that question many times because it is an
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Perspectives Raymond Perrier
United We Stand
I am a British person living in South Africa and also have a great interest in the history of our
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Let’s meet the saints of Christian Unity
Dear reader, we begin a journey of encounter with Saints of Christian Unity. Perhaps you wonder, is there such a
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Magliano Perspectives
Gospel-based ways to stop the Islamic State
We need to do something! With the barbaric Islamic State now controlling large portions of Iraq and Syria, and inflicting
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Ntabeni Perspectives
Cut the wealth gap
Pope Benedict XVI, in his encyclical Caritas in Veritate, says that political action is needed to ensure that wealth is
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