The promise of new life
BY SIHLE MAGUBANE At the dawning of each day, we anticipate new challenges, new experiences and new encounters. This often […]
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Ntabeni Perspectives
Making habits of love
The philosopher John Stuart Mill argued 150 years ago in On Liberty that “the human faculties of perception, judgment, discriminative
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Egan Hope&Joy Perspectives
When Latin went out of the Mass, Vatican II restored old practices to the liturgy
Everybody knows that after Vatican II the Mass was translated into the local languages (the vernacular) of Catholics. Some may
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Nun’s murder puts Catholics on edge
BY ANTO AKKARA The name “Valsa” means “dear one”. By laying down her life in defence of the poor, Sr
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Living in the moment on retreat
BY CHANDA SAMPA Going on an eight-day retreat through the Jesuit Institute South Africa, for whom I work in the
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Host the Messiah at Christmas
When we are on a long journey we sometimes take a detour in order to see an important person whose
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Hope&Joy Perspectives
The liturgy: collaborating with the congregation
There was a time when the liturgy was something arranged, planned and lived almost exclusively by Catholic religious. While the
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Perspectives Rowland
Living life, day by day
Advent has sprung upon us. From now on for a whole year I am promoting the idea of “Day by
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Don’t lose sight of the starfish
There is a story about a little boy who was on the beach with his dad. They were building sandcastles,
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