LISTEN: Reflection for the 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time — Year C
Today’s Gospel reminds us that there are many ministries in the Church, but what uni…
From Amazonia to …. the World?
by Anthony Egan SJ Even before it has started, the up-coming Pan-Amazon Synod has…
LISTEN: Reflection for the 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time — Year C
Deuteronomy presents us with the Mosaic law. It claims to be ‘close to us’ and a ref…
Is SA really #withrefugees?
by Ricardo da Silva SJ On 20 June, we commemorated World Refugee Day. This messag…
LISTEN: Reflection for the 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time — Year C
St Francis of Assisi is reputed to have said: ‘Go and preach, if necessary use words…
Married Priests? The Amazon Synod formally opens the discussion
by Annemarie Paulin-Campbell The Synod of Bishops on the Amazon in October 2019 c…
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LISTEN: Reflection for the 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time — Year C
It’s a hard saying, a cruel and thoughtless saying one might even say. Yet, these are the words that the community of Saint Luke chose to write, when r…
Uncomfortable conversation about apartheid legacy
by Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya South Africa’s ambassador to Denmark, Zindzi Mandela, has dominated the public debate over her tweets on land and those sh…
LISTEN: Reflection for the Feast of Corpus Christi — Year C
This Sunday we celebrate the Feast of the most holy Body and Blood of Christ, Corpus Christi. The true gift of this feast is that we receive “none o…
Serial Hatred – Solidarity or Complicity?
by Anthony Egan SJ The discovery of the fifth murdered homeless person in Pretoria should be a cause of concern for us all. It raises once again the…
LISTEN: Reflection for the Most Holy Trinity — Year C
The mystery of the Trinity is complicated and is frequently misunderstood. There is hope however. Although the readings today, while very rich, don…
More listening, less talking — A reflective Church is possible!
by Katleho Khang SNJM Young Catholics are the future of the Church in South Africa. Without them the Church will dwindle into insignificance. In thi…