Lesson from a tax office
One day I went to a Receiver of Revenue office to complain about how ruthlessly I had been taxed. I […]
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One day I went to a Receiver of Revenue office to complain about how ruthlessly I had been taxed. I […]
Lesson from a tax office Read Post »
Over the centuries, much has been written about the meaning of life. It seems to me, that if one has
The dogs-in-heaven debate Read Post »
Please comment on this question asked by a Grade 10 child in my confirmation class: Why do we Catholics worship
Do we worship the pope? Read Post »
It seems that an invitation to marriage nowadays could be about as casual as an invitation to tennis — and
Anyone for marriage? Read Post »
There’s a story concerning the writing of books that I frequently use when preaching retreats. It is by Fr Carlos
The Church and the Media: Talk at Book Launch Read Post »
There are elements within the world’s mass-media these days that seem to believe that freedom of the press gives the
The conscience of media Read Post »
By Peter James-Smith In his presidential address to the August plenary session of the Southern Catholic Bishops’ Conference, Archbishop Buti
Are the bishops shouting into the wind? Read Post »
My private tribute to Fr Angelo D’Agostino usually involves splitting a sausage, cutting the two pieces into small bits and
A split sausage in tribute to a priest Read Post »
Sepp Blatter, president of FIFA and the most powerful man behind the football World Cup in South Africa next year,
Mind how you pray Read Post »