Families must reflect the trinity
Since returning from the World Meeting of Families in Milan, Italy, last month, I have felt quite severely challenged to […]
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Perspectives Rowland
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Don’t be just a colour
One recent afternoon I stepped out my front door and witnessed the most beautiful, perfect and colourful rainbow. It reminded
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Perspectives
Good preaching: Its that important
BY MARGARET MOLLETT Sporadic letters to the editor and news items in The Southern Cross, and also in other publications,
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Hope&Joy Perspectives
The hopes and joys of our bishops
Being a bishop is a challenging job. One must lead and inspire the people, their priests and religious, to ensure
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Perspectives Shackleton
Handshakes at Mass
Was it after Vatican II that the practice of shaking hands at Mass prior to receiving the Eucharist, came into
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Ntabeni Perspectives
‘He descended into hell’
Belief in bodily resurrection has always been at the centre of the Christian Church. St Paul went as far as
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Egan Hope&Joy Perspectives
Ordained ministry renewed
Although it has been seen primarily as a “pastoral” council, Vatican II had a dramatic impact on ordained ministry. It
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Other Writers Perspectives
Centre of all things
BY HELEN?NTABENI As last month’s controversy over the painting “The Spear” showed, art can sharply divide opinions. HELEN?NTABENI reflects on
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Other Writers Perspectives
What we can do to get back to morals
BY ANTHONY GATHIMBIRI The moral breakdown in schools is one of the thorny issues in our society today. Speaking with
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