Perspectives – Page 362 – The Southern Cross

The packaging of spirituality

By Chris Moerdyk / December 6, 2009

When I was a youngster back in the 1950s, it was made abundantly clear to me by my parents, catechism […]

By Toni Rowland / December 6, 2009

Readers of The Southern Cross possibly more than most Catholics know what these days are. Over time one wonders are

By Chris Moerdyk / November 8, 2009

American movie director, satirist and Catholic, Michael Moore, wrote an e-mail to his friends and the hundreds of thousands of

By Evans Chama / October 26, 2009

Today we see a huge, admirable amount of efforts invested in the promotion of both cooperation and unity among Christians.

By Chris Moerdyk / October 25, 2009

Some people spend many a happy hour delving into the devious minds of serial criminals. Others devote lifetimes to trying

One of the things that has always been a blessing in my life is my attendant sense of my own

The new arrangement enabling Traditional Anglicans to come into full communion with the Catholic Church raises two interesting questions. Firstly,

Should priests hear secrets that should be dealt with properly under the law? Some priests engaged in paedophilia may not

Archbishop Denis Hurley would have approved of a pilgrimage to Robben Island in his honour taking on a profoundly ecumenical