Fragile frontiers by Chris Chatteris SJ ‘Good fences make good neighbours’. Agreement on where the fences should stand and good maintenance all help keep the peace. It’s a hopeful sign…
Author: Gill Hugo
Approaching elections faithfully by Cherie-Lynn van der Merwe In 1994, our first fully democratic process with 19 political parties began under the watchful eye of a…
Mercy can silence guns by Sarah-Leah Pimentel V-I-C, V-I-C, V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! Victory, Victory is our cry! V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! You may remember this “war cry” from school-run sporting events. Members…
Mary’s heart: A mother’s love by Nicole Dickson This Easter, I found myself particularly drawn to Mary, the mother of Jesus. It may be because I, too, am…
It takes a village by Morongoa Selepe Two years ago, our neighbour (in her first year of law studies), on her way to the local library to do research for…
Care for your priest by Peter Knox SJ Last Tuesday, we were shocked to hear about the murder of three Coptic Orthodox monks in Cullinan. And on Wednesday,…
Totemic multipolarity by Chris Chatteris SJ If I could draw cartoons, I would depict our emerging multipolar world as a globe bristling with totem poles, each protruding from…
Change needs to happen. Period. by Joanne van Nierop Climate change. The big looming disaster that we can all see on the horizon. It may be a slightly…
