How to give the laity a greater say
In her column Lay Leaders Arise (January 16-22), Toni Rowland discussed a proposed lay leadership structure, asking readers to let […]
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Couples, be friends
I did not choose to focus on marriage during Lent because of seeing marriage as a penance, although it can
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Piddling in Tuscany
Having always enjoyed all those wonderful stories of Catholicism in France from the erudite pen of Owen Williams and of
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An evangelical opportunity
IT has been said that the notion of servant leadership is alien to Africa. Among Africans, the argument goes, leadership
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Doing extraordinary things for other people
Every year round about this time, when my children were still in primary school, there was the inevitable dinner table
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Now, where was I with Elijah?
I had often met her at the Companys Gardens in Cape Town on my way to Mass. Somehow we always
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Children’s letters to God will put you in the picture
Two things in life give me immense pleasure. One is the listening to the humour and wisdom that comes from
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Imago Dei: What it Means for Us
By Rampe Hlobo SJ Last month the world celebrated the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Ironically,
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What a Marxist liked about Jesus
In my November column, I made a brief reference to servant leadership. The question the article asked was how one
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