Committing our focus on the family
Family-friendly, family-focused and family-centred. Are they all the same thing or is it just semantics to pose that question?
Committing our focus on the family Read Post »
Perspectives Rowland
Perspectives Raymond Perrier
Seasons of Discomfort and Joy
Keen readers may have picked up in the last few editions of The Southern Cross that I have just started a new
Seasons of Discomfort and Joy Read Post »
Mass readings
Mass Readings 22 February – 1 March, 2015
Liturgical Calendar Year B Weekdays Cycle Year 1 Sunday, February 22, First Sunday of Lent Genesis 9:8-15, Psalms 25:4-9, 1
Mass Readings 22 February – 1 March, 2015 Read Post »
Pope Francis
Pope: Liberty & Equality can Turn Bad
By Carol Glatz Liberty and equality are not enough for the well-being of a nation, there must also be a
Pope: Liberty & Equality can Turn Bad Read Post »
Your Letters
The Gospel Message: Basis of our Faith
From John Lee, Johannesburg A priority for us Catholic Christians is to get involved in the work of evangelisation which
The Gospel Message: Basis of our Faith Read Post »
Editorials Editorials 2015
Open Dialogue in Church
Almost two years into the papacy of Pope Francis, it has become clear that this pontiff thrives on hearing different
Open Dialogue in Church Read Post »
Other Writers Perspectives Religious Life
A Community of Warmth & Love
BY Phiwokuhle Siyabonga Xulu In 2011 I was fortunate enough to share in community with the Congregation of the Oratory of
A Community of Warmth & Love Read Post »
Lent
Lent: Time for a Make-Over
On TV?we see programmes that show the transformation of people or homes. Likewise, Lent is a time for a spiritual
Lent: Time for a Make-Over Read Post »
Perspectives
The Father of Modern Ecumenism
Paul Couturier was born in France in 1881 to a family of a Jewish background and grew up among Muslims
The Father of Modern Ecumenism Read Post »