Category: Raymond Perrier

Why Our Votes Really Matter

When you read this, you might be about to vote, and if the weight of Catholic Social Teaching was not

This month’s issue of The Southern Cross features a fascinating likeness of the gentle man of Assisi, in this year

For Rosa Calaca, head of the Catholic Schools Office in Johannesburg, involvement in education is a vocation that can be

Faced with the 38000 words of Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical — not to mention the 225 footnotes — I

South Africans love to celebrate anniversaries. And it is with good cause that soon we will mark 30 years since

An anniversary is a great opportunity to reflect. That means looking backwards but also looking at the present and looking

A recurrent experience of being in central Durban is gridlock in the centre of town whenever there is a march

By Dr Raymond Perrier – One of the advantages of not being a member of the clergy is that I

By Raymond Perrier – Throughout March we are deeply immersed in Lent and the prospect of the end of this