July is for Grandparents
Working with family themes month by month has been quite useful for me to reflect more deeply on the domestic […]
July is for Grandparents Read Post »
Working with family themes month by month has been quite useful for me to reflect more deeply on the domestic […]
July is for Grandparents Read Post »
I had never been a very dedicated follower of the popular Divine Mercy devotion. But around 2016, the time of
Mercy in All Areas of Life Read Post »
Someone said to me the other day that your Lenten sacrifice should be your secret with God. That sounds fine,
How to Make ‘Sacrifices of Love’ Read Post »
It’s quite a number of years now that I have been submitting this column under the heading “Family Friendly”. Apart
Every Family Matters! Read Post »
This will be the last of my columns for 2018, a journey that has attempted to “Catholicise” the concept of
Is Ubuntu is Jesus’ Worldview? Read Post »
The Australian writer and gender activist GD Anderson observed of that empowerment: “Feminism isn’t about making women stronger. Women are already strong. It’s about changing the way the world perceives that strength.”
Joy of Families is the Joy of the Church Read Post »
Participating in a conference of the Department of Social Development was enlightening and for me also affirming. I know that those
Family: What More Can be Done? Read Post »
Ideally two parents belong together, ideally too a dad and a mom. But this is not necessarily the case today as more children are being brought up by single moms than in two-parent families.
May: Month of Mary and Mom Read Post »
Rights and responsibilities balance one another out, but when it comes to rights and respect, which comes first? Do rights flow from respect, or do rights lead to respect, or both?
Do Families Have Rights? Read Post »