What SA can learn from the US
I have just returned from America – four weeks, seven states, lectures in business schools, visits to Church organisations, lots […]
What SA can learn from the US Read Post »
I have just returned from America – four weeks, seven states, lectures in business schools, visits to Church organisations, lots […]
What SA can learn from the US Read Post »
There was a time in history when the Catholic Church was genius at using symbols to communicate.Now it seems that
Work Signs of Wonder this Holy Week Read Post »
Every city has an area that acts as a “gateway district”. In London it has traditionally been the East End;
Lessons from Yeoville Read Post »
One of the privileges in my job as director of the Jesuit Institute has been to work with people who
A truly Catholic education ethos Read Post »
There is an activity that we might spend more time doing than eating, watching TV, shopping, talking to our friends
The road to heaven Read Post »
As you read this you will be about to celebrate New Year: January 1, 2014. Depending on your temperament, this
New Year’s Day: It’s about time Read Post »
Permit me to take Jesus’ immortal words, “Ask and you shall receive”, and place them in a different context: the
Is the Church ready to hear the truth? Read Post »
Over the past few weeks, The Southern Cross has been part of an international ecumenical movement called Exposed. I hope
Join hands for strength Read Post »
‘Created for incorruption” — these words are from the Wisdom of Solomon (2:23). In a Church context we often think of
We are created for incorruption Read Post »