Can good come from xenophobic attacks?
I am standing at the church door greeting parishioners as they head home. Only then I realised only one of […]
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Perspectives Sebothoma
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Mother Teresa’s Vision of Hell
Who would have ever thought that Mother Teresa had doubts about the existence of God? I was absolutely fascinated when
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Why I am scared about South Africa’s road carnage
When a major holiday season looms, I must admit that as a parent with children who all have cars, the
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The Irish are their own best export, worldwide
If everyone on earth who could claim some sort of Irish heritage went back to Ireland at the same time,
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Perspectives Sebothoma
Time for umlungus is over
It must be sad for our archbishop and diocese of Pretoria. In April Archbishop George Daniel turned 75. Canon law
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The Trinity is a bit like a family
This monthly column is called “Family Friendly”, and I try to link faith and life, Church life and home life,
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Dealing with anti-Catholic Christians
A book by James G McCarthy titled ‘The Gospel According to Rome’ (1995) poses one of the most serious challenges
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Best advertising for the Church – by you
As someone who works in the marketing industry, I often get asked whether advertising and religion are not morally at
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We should bombard the media for their smutty ads
I received a telephone call recently from a lawyer friend in Johannesburg asking about any recourse pro-life organisations could take
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