Image and Imagination: Devotions are not the same for all
We’ve just had the feast of the Divine Mercy, a devotion started by St Faustina in Poland and widely promoted by […]
We’ve just had the feast of the Divine Mercy, a devotion started by St Faustina in Poland and widely promoted by […]
March 26 marks the 50th anniversary of Populorum Progressio—and it’s a great reason for the Church across South Africa to
Lent will soon be upon us — that period of penance, fasting and almsgiving to prepare ourselves for the joys
I am a fully paid-up city-dweller. For 28 of the last 30 years, I have lived in places that
Christmas came early for me at Rhino Camp. I don’t mean in the form of tinsel or turkey or even
Last year on December 28 I wished a shop assistant, “Happy Christmas”. She looked horrified — not because she was
We are in the middle of First Holy Communion season. Although there is no fixed liturgical feast for this, many
We need to get our own house in order. Do we as Church people — dioceses, parishes, sodalities, religious communities,
The canonisation on September 4 in the Vatican of Mother Teresa focuses the world’s attention again on the extraordinary works