At the beginning of the second day of the workshop on Migration on the Diocese of Bethlehem and Cross-Borders, Bishop Joseph Kizito of the SACBC Migrants and Refugees Office thanked
Category: Social Action

Food parcels donation by Caritas Durban to flood victimsFood parcels donation by Caritas Durban to flood victims
On Saturday, 14 May 2022, Caritas Durban led by its President Archbishop Mandla Jwara accompanied His Excellence, Archbishop Peter Wells, the Nuncio to Southern Africa together with his First Secretary,

Establishing Caritas Kimberley and Migrants and Refugees OfficeEstablishing Caritas Kimberley and Migrants and Refugees Office
“Caritas is reality of the Church in many parts of the world and must still seek a greater expansion in the different parishes and communities to renew what took place

CIE: An estimated 500 000 learners have left the schooling systemCIE: An estimated 500 000 learners have left the schooling system
In its statement the CIE (Catholic Institute of Education) is calling on parents to be partners in Education as we work with the Department of Basic Education to reverse the

CIE: Statement on the Destruction of Schools in KwaZulu-NatalCIE: Statement on the Destruction of Schools in KwaZulu-Natal
The Catholic Institute of Education has released the following statement regarding the destruction of schools in Kwazulu-Natal.

Bishop Sipuka: Our youth still mattersBishop Sipuka: Our youth still matters
Now at the back of the month of June which is dedicated to appreciating and encouraging young people, Bishop Sithembele Sipuka, the Bishop of Mthatha, wishes to share some thoughts

President Vella: I would rather resign than sign abortion billPresident Vella: I would rather resign than sign abortion bill
“Vella, who is a doctor by profession, has frequently spoken out against abortion and spoke at an anti-abortion rally last year, prompting criticism from the pro-choice Voice for Choice coalition. Asked

SACBC sponsored RDSP releases its Annual Summary Report of 2020SACBC sponsored RDSP releases its Annual Summary Report of 2020
The Rural Development Support Program (RDSP) was established in 1992 by social activists Jane De Sousa and Rosanne Shields. RDSP supports the protection of human rights, with an emphasis on

SACBC and Mzuzu Diocese confront human traffickingSACBC and Mzuzu Diocese confront human trafficking
The CTIP (Counter Trafficking in Persons) of the SACBC conducted a workshop for the people of the Diocese of Mzuzu in the District of Mzimba, Malawi. The aim of the

The argument for the opening of churches is not only about the “right to worship”The argument for the opening of churches is not only about the “right to worship”
By Bishop Sithembele Sipuka, the President of the SACBC. The Easter season, particularly the Triduum — the three days of Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Holy Saturday — is the