Our Hopes for Southern Africa’s Youth Day
For many young Catholics, attending the huge World Youth Day gatherings is a dream goal; for most of them, however, […]
Our Hopes for Southern Africa’s Youth Day Read Post »
For many young Catholics, attending the huge World Youth Day gatherings is a dream goal; for most of them, however, […]
Our Hopes for Southern Africa’s Youth Day Read Post »
Aristokles Spyrou was born in 1886, in Greece. After completing his seminary education he was ordained a deacon in 1910
A Greek Orthodox Giant of Unity Read Post »
August is Women’s Month in South Africa, a time when we focus on women and the role they play in
By Tony Magliano Committed to a negotiated settlement over the real possibility of armed conflict, six world powers and Iran
Catholic Church leaders Applaud Nuclear Agreement with Iran Read Post »
From Antonio G Tonin, East London Your editorial “An economic revolution?” (July 15) was very thought-provoking, and is asking for
An Economy where People Matter Read Post »
While Pope Francis’ new encyclical Laudato Si’Â is enjoying wide publicity, few people are aware this year also marks the 20th
20 years Since Another Great Encyclical Read Post »
Few things expose the grave consequences of the breakdown of the family structure in our black communities as the tragic
The Case for Traditional Initiation Read Post »
By Cori Fugere Urban, Catholic News Service The joy of youth met the joy of consecrated religious life when sixth-graders
Schoolchildren Learn about Nuns’ Life Behind the Grille Read Post »
From Fr Christopher Clohessy, Cape Town Just some tiny corrections to John Lee’s letter about the Quran (July 8). Mr
Corrections on the words of Quran Read Post »