The decline of ubuntu
Every time I pass that spot, the skeleton recalls the same story—a story that is just the opposite of that
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Perspectives
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In crisis, we activate our family love
‘The first thing that a person finds in life and the last to which he holds out his hand, and
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Egan Hope&Joy Perspectives
The priesthood of the laity
If one talked about the “priesthood of all believers” or indeed the “priesthood of the laity” before 1965, Catholics would
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Hope&Joy Perspectives
In the bleakness of Aids there is hope
Aids. Type the word into Google and you’ll find words like “death rate”m “orphans”, “infection rate” and “South Africa”. It’s
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Other Writers Perspectives
Going back to Mother Earth
By Anthony Gathambiri IMC Our Earth is a mother who nourishes us. So we need to be friends with this
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Ntabeni Perspectives
Why we must really know our faith
The German philosopher Immanuel Kant argued that the capacity to make choices about one’s life is central to the development
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Perspectives Simmermacher
The kissing pope
Yesterday the editorial staff of The Southern Cross was debating whether to give coverage to the Vatican’s reaction to the
Other Writers Perspectives
Pakistan: A hell for religious minorities
BY ANTO AKKARA “Pakistan is fast becoming a state that will be habitable only for extremists,” according to the Justice
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High-handed own goals
The Catholic Church of our time has been very fortunate in having popes who were exemplary leaders. Pope John XXIII
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