Recently I visited Lourdes. I know that there are some readers who have regularly made a pilgrimage to this extraordinary […]
Turn the World Upside Down Read Post »
As South Africa enters September, we find ourselves in Heritage Month. This is a great opportunity to engage with cultural
Heritage Can Be Old and New Read Post »
I try to have as little as possible to do with government departments. My low expectation — rarely proven wrong
To Go Out and Be Of Service Read Post »
From time to time, I come across articles in my Facebook feed that touch on some novel aspect of church
Meet The Youth Where They Are Read Post »
The saint of the month in the July issue is St Ignatius of Loyola and, with some personal experience of
Three Words of St Ignatius Read Post »
I was pleased to read the balanced account of the story of St Charles Lwanga and his martyred companions, written
Uganda Martyrs: There’s More to the Story Read Post »
As in all movements that bring together people from different perspectives, in ecumenism there is rightly a desire to find
Let Sacred Music Touch Our Faith Read Post »
There was a time in history when the rules of the Church were the law of the land — and
When We Have to Speak Out Read Post »
The end of the past year saw a spate of deaths: celebrities from the worlds of music, film and fashion;
The Grief And Joy Of Death Read Post »
