Perspectives – Page 394 – The Southern Cross

With respect, we can debate

The Catholic Church is in the news again. That’s not unusual in the United States. In this culture bishops, priests […]

It is voting time in the United States. Every two years Americans elect members of the House of Representatives to

By Chris Moerdyk / September 20, 2006

In public relations circles they call it �damage control�. Even if it sounds like a lot of deceptive spin-doctoring, it

By Toni Rowland / September 6, 2006

Does the Church have an equivalent of he government’s department for arts and culture? This was this government department that

By Chris Moerdyk / July 26, 2006

Everyone knows that beggars cannot be choosers but does it necessarily follow that we cannot be choosers of beggars? This

By Toni Rowland / July 12, 2006

Recently I joined a group of widowed people on a retreat outing, off into the countryside. After the initial input

When days are dark, sisters and brothers are light. This is what I felt when my sister died in May.

The Da Vinci Code movie is likely to attract praise, indifference and condemnations from many diverse quarters. The film, which

There is no surprise in a recent announcement by health minister Manto Tshabalala-Msimang that the government likely move ahead this