Archbishop Denis Hurley’s long life was characterised by love, faith and justice, as his long-time friend and biographer PADDY KEARNEYÂ explains.
Hurley: A life of love, faith and justice Read Post »
By Tony Magliano For quite some time I have had an interest in the plight of the homeless. I have
My brief experience as a homeless man Read Post »
The days of South Africa being without a saint may be numbered as not one but two causes are currently
Saints for South Africa Read Post »
A friend of mine, from abroad, asks if “the Catholic vote” makes a difference in our political sphere, as it
How do we Catholics vote? Read Post »
Twenty years ago, in the full flush of euphoric hope and optimism, flowing from the miracle elections and transition to
The state of the Zuma nation: SA’s sad story of dashed hopes Read Post »
Working for peace can be dangerous. In some parts of the world promoting the nonviolent teachings of Jesus can get
Taking peacemaking seriously – One priest’s story Read Post »
This month we look at spirituality as expressed in some of the psalms. We examine psalms that deal at a
Finding spirituality in the psalms Read Post »
When life’s knocks threaten to derail us and leave us feeling lost and vulnerable, the people who care about us
Wow, yippee! How pleased I am that the United Nations and I are singing from the same hymnsheet. The UN Economic
Why family means to belong Read Post »
