The misery of secular fundamentalism
Since the campaign to discredit Pope Benedict started, I’ve had messages, veiled and otherwise, asking whether I was still a […]
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How SA Church deals with abuse
By Fr Chris Townsend Whenever the Church responds to media reports on the abuse crisis, it is often seen immediately
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Stirring times in Scotland
Playing golf on the famous Open courses of Scotland some years ago was for me in all honesty a sham.
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The domino effect miracle
By Fr Joe Falkiner OP This experience goes back to 1973. In those days in our country black people had
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A new religious charism in Africa
The African Synod II last October proudly marked the growing number of Africans in religious congregations, some whom occupy important
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Cry, the beloved mission station
By Fr Smangaliso Mkhatshwa Until the recent past many Catholic churches, especially in rural areas, were called “missions”. This, in
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Misguided love for animals
Every now and then I am inclined towards a temper tantrum, usually brought on by an over-indulgence of chocolate or
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Why I am a Brother
By Br Simeon Banda FSM One day last year I was doing my reflection on the very top of our
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Ways to be ‘brides of Christ’ in the world
By Colleen Constable Recently my brother and I saw a religious sister dressed in a modern jacket and skirt combination,
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