And So We fight!
Jesus was totally nonviolent. Any serious contextual reading of the Gospel reveals Jesus courageously, prophetically proclaiming the Kingdom of God […]
How to Dispose of Religious Items?
Question: I have many religious items, such as rosaries, medals, prayer cards, small statues of saints that are damaged and
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Church Daluxolo Moloantoa Obituaries School News
Sacred Heart College To Remember Former Student Tebello Motsoane
The memorial service for Tebello “Tibz” Motsoane will be held on Thursday 16 February at Sacred Heart College in Johannesburg.
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A Community of Creation
The idea of humanity’s dominion over nature has proved disastrous, and the stewardship model is flawed. But there is a
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Catholic Bavaria and the Passion Play
The Catholic faith is still everywhere in Bavaria, as Southern Cross pilgrims to the Oberammergau Passion Play saw. Günther Simmermacher
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Church Emmanuel Suntheni OSB Mass
Christ-shaped Hearts!: 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sermon by Emmanuel Suntheni OSB – Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time – Year A Sermon And Christian Act In The Word Theme:
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Church Fr John Allen Green Mass Scripture
Sixth Sunday Reflection: Ending Violence & Vengeance
Franciscan Reflections From The Hermitage – Sixth Sunday In Ordinary Time Year A – Ending Violence & Vengeance – Matthew
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St Scholastica’s Pasta e Ceci
In the 5th century, the twins St Benedict and St Scholastic were born in Nursia (now Norcia) in the central Italian
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Are We Afraid to Have Opinions?
Most Christians, Catholic and non-Catholic, tend to think that ours is an opinionated Church. Even someone with little interest in
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