by Phuti Makgabo | Mar 7, 2021 | Bishops' Homilies, Lenten Appeal, Lenten Reflections
A Lenten reflection by Bishop Joseph Mary Kizito, the Bishop of Aliwal North Diocese Exodus 20:1-17 The Exodus from Egypt and the covenant of Sinai are the main events that made the Israel the people of God. The Covenant or the treaty brings about a New Relationship....
by Phuti Makgabo | Mar 6, 2021 | Lenten Appeal, Lenten Reflections
A Lenten reflection by Fr. Linda Zwane of the Diocese of Witbank. Saturday of the Second Week of Lent. The elder son who remained at home – He did not leave physically but his spirit was not with the father.
by Phuti Makgabo | Mar 5, 2021 | News, Pope
Fr. Ricardo Da Silva SJ of America Media interviews Fr. Christopher Clohessy, the Lecturer of Shi’i Islam at the Pontifical Institute for Arabic and Islamic Studies about the significance of Pope Francis’ visit to Iraq given the risks...
by Phuti Makgabo | Mar 5, 2021 | Lenten Appeal, Lenten Reflections
A Lenten reflection by Fr. Hugh O’Connor, the Secretary General of the SACBC. The Lord expects great things from you. Today let us reach out to someone who is at the margins, someone who we know is suffering, someone who feels rejected, someone who feels outcast....
by Phuti Makgabo | Mar 4, 2021 | Lenten Appeal, Lenten Reflections
A Lenten reflection on Thursday of the second week of Lent by Fr. Russell Pollitt SJ. When we choose life we live and grow like a tree which is green and bears fruit by the waterside. When we choose death and trust in our abilities and powers we...
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