Reflect, repent, rejoice
Botswana seems to consider itself rather an orphan child in the region of the Southern African Catholic Bishops’ Conference, and […]
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Romero still teaches 30 years after his murder
As the 30th anniversary of the assassination of Archbishop Oscar Romero approaches, South African Catholics tell MICHAIL RASSOOL what influence
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Quick comebacks and zingers
I find reading the newspapers depressing these days; not just because of all the bad news in the world, but
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Abortion: We need more than slogans
Thank God for Facebook! A friend has just shared on her Wall that “abortion does not make you unpregnant, but
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Moerdyk goes green for a week
I used to love St Patrick’s Day at school. Not only did it come in the middle of Lent and
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The tribal priesthood
The formation of priests is one way in which the African Church might risk overlooking its local aspect. On the
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Who are the Anglican converts?
We have read that the pope is opening the door to admit Anglican groups to fully join the Catholic Church.
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Tiger blind in the woods
On the second day of Lent, I listened to golfer Tiger Woods apologise to all the world about his recent
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The Lord of dance
At the risk of coming across as terribly parochial, I’m sure anyone who has been around the city of Cape
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