Harry Masenya: The Sung Hero
South Africa has a thriving liturgical music scene, and one of its driving forces has been composer and choirmaster Harry […]
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Pope Francis: ‘Stop the bombs and missiles now!”
In a recent interview with the Italian newspaper La Stampa, Pope Francis powerfully stated: “I will never tire of reiterating
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Family Relations: Counselling the Counsellors
Imelda Diouf is a South African educator, who writes on the theme of family relations, using multicultural and multidisciplinary contexts.
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The Southern Cross at New Sports Centre Opening
The Southern Cross attended the opening of a new sports centre at Tsogo High School, a Catholic school in Mmakau
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Sacrifice for the Right Reasons
At the beginning of the Palm Sunday Mass in a few weeks’ time, we will hear these words: “Brothers and
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Whom Should We Obey? 2nd Sunday of Lent
Sermon by Emmanuel Suntheni OSB – Second Sunday of Lent – Year B Sermon and Christian Act In The Word Theme:
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Fr John Allen Green OFM: How a big boss became a simple Franciscan
Spiritual writer Fr John Allen Green OFM was once a successful business tycoon. But he left all that behind and
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Schooling and Faith
Dear Reader, Welcome to this thicker-than-usual issue of The Southern Cross, in which several Catholic schools showcase their impressive successes
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2nd Sunday of Lent Reflection: Transfiguration Through Woundedness
Franciscan Reflections From The Hermitage – Transfiguration Through Woundedness – Second Sunday of Lent Year B – Mark 9:2-10 We are
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