You are a minister of arts and culture
Does the Church have an equivalent of he government’s department for arts and culture? This was this government department that […]
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Perspectives Rowland
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A dilemma that begs for answers
Everyone knows that beggars cannot be choosers but does it necessarily follow that we cannot be choosers of beggars? This
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Lessons from a crooked staff
Recently I joined a group of widowed people on a retreat outing, off into the countryside. After the initial input
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Perspectives Sebothoma
Death in my family
When days are dark, sisters and brothers are light. This is what I felt when my sister died in May.
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Why we must understand popular culture
The Da Vinci Code movie is likely to attract praise, indifference and condemnations from many diverse quarters. The film, which
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Cheers Manto: the end of liquors ads
There is no surprise in a recent announcement by health minister Manto Tshabalala-Msimang that the government likely move ahead this
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The youth of today, eh? All cooking and praying
The most recent research into the way South Africans think, behave, buy and react to one another is extremely positive
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Why I will not bury St Joseph
Selling a house, as my wife and I have been doing in preparation for our move from Sandton in Johannesburg
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Laity is making itself heard
The other day I received a copy of a book titled The Catholic Challenge: A Question of Conscience. My eyes—actually,
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