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
How SA Church deals with abuse Read Post »
By Fr Chris Townsend Whenever the Church responds to media reports on the abuse crisis, it is often seen immediately
How SA Church deals with abuse Read Post »
Playing golf on the famous Open courses of Scotland some years ago was for me in all honesty a sham.
Stirring times in Scotland Read Post »
By Fr Joe Falkiner OP This experience goes back to 1973. In those days in our country black people had
The domino effect miracle Read Post »
The African Synod II last October proudly marked the growing number of Africans in religious congregations, some whom occupy important
A new religious charism in Africa Read Post »
By Fr Smangaliso Mkhatshwa Until the recent past many Catholic churches, especially in rural areas, were called “missions”. This, in
Cry, the beloved mission station Read Post »
Every now and then I am inclined towards a temper tantrum, usually brought on by an over-indulgence of chocolate or
Misguided love for animals Read Post »
By Br Simeon Banda FSM One day last year I was doing my reflection on the very top of our
Why I am a Brother Read Post »
By Colleen Constable Recently my brother and I saw a religious sister dressed in a modern jacket and skirt combination,
Ways to be ‘brides of Christ’ in the world Read Post »
Traditionally this 4th Sunday of Easter, also known as Good Shepherd Sunday, has been regarded as Vocations Sunday. Again traditionally,
Vocations, abuse, and the family Read Post »