Can Africa escape its misery?
By Raymond Mwangala OMI In May 2000, the cover page of The Economist proclaimed Africa a “hopeless continent”. Such negative […]
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Navigating the church pew
There is nothing that appeals more to my innate sense of laziness than receiving e-mails from fellow Catholics who are
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Praying in the Congo
BY PULENG MATSANENG In June I travelled to Congo for an Apostleship of Prayer meeting in which representatives from 17
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The comfort of silence
I have always had this need for silence. It’s more like a need for isolation, not necessarily physical isolation, but
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Here’s a shot of good medicine
My father, a teacher, instilled in his children a love of reading. Not a love of books, mind, but a
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Quiet in Church please
BY COLLEEN CONSTABLE It is with a touch of nostalgia that I remember the advice a professor at one of
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Daughter, mother and bride of the trinity
BY SIHLE MAGUBANE A question that often arises, not only in Protestant circles, is that of the Catholic Church’s solemn
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Let’s pursue some things trival
The encroachment of television, video games, iPads and smartphones on family life by offering so many platforms for entertainment, seems
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What zebra print says about ourselves
What do zebra print, beaded necklaces and dancing have in common? Well, you might say a school cultural play. You
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