Hopes and fears for George
A few weeks ago I was privileged to attend a breakfast function at St Peter and St Paul’s church in […]
Hopes and fears for George Read Post »
A few weeks ago I was privileged to attend a breakfast function at St Peter and St Paul’s church in […]
Hopes and fears for George Read Post »
At the risk of sounding pessimistic, I must admit that South African political elections depress me. With every election that
Making excuses for evil Read Post »
One of the greatest challenges facing our bishops right now, and one that will become more problematic in the future,
An offer few priests can refuse Read Post »
We all use the mirror a lot. Everyday before we leave for work, we look at ourselves in the mirror.
Turn the mirror on to yourself Read Post »
A few weeks ago I invited readers of The Southern Cross to send in their stories of amusing incidents in
Your funny church stories Read Post »
It was still during my early months at St Stephen’s parish, in the township of Kisenso in Kinshasa, capital of
Backaches in June after libertine holiday Read Post »
Last month the Vatican hosted something quite new: the International Catholic Film Festival, which was held Rome from May 12-21.
How fictional TV priests are portrayed Read Post »
Pope John Paul II is credited with the important saying: “Families become what you are, the little church of the
Are we listening to what we sing? Read Post »
BY CLAIRE BAKER After falling victim to crime, teacher CLAIRE BAKER reflects on how educators can contribute towards forming good
Teachers can help build a better tommorrow Read Post »