The Daily Maverick's Ranjeni Munusamy has published an excellent article about Fr Graham's brave and courageous actions on behalf of students and in the name of peace and justice: "Images of Catholic priest Father Graham Pugin in front of a police nyala

The Catholic Church agrees that the student protest has foundation.  We are aware as a Church, of the inequality of opportunity for poor and competent students to access third level education. As Bishops spread throughout the country, we have assisted students

STATEMENT BY THE SOCIETY OF JESUS ON THE SHOOTING OF FR GRAHAM PUGIN, S.J., AND THE HIGHER EDUCATION CRISIS Fr Graham Pugin S.J., who was shot in the face by a rubber bullet at Holy Trinity Catholic Church, has received medical treatment

Fr Russell Pollitt, S.J. facilitated a talk along with Fr Anthony Egan, S.J., of the Jesuit Institute, and Mthuthuzeli Mahlangu, a former SRC and ACTS leader, who engaged with Justin Logie, a 4th year Accounting Student at the University of the Witwatersrand.

Our Pilgrimage of Mercy began on Saturday 8th October 2016 at 09h00 where we proceeded to share lunch with the people that we visited at Ikhaya Lethemba, a home for abused women and children in Braamfontein. Ikhaya Lethemba is the provincial flagship project of

To celebrate this Year of Mercy, the parish is organising a weekend which will begin on Friday evening, with a Reconciliation Service at 19h00. All are welcome. There will be a Pilgrimage of Mercy on Saturday and at all Sunday

Jesuits from around the world have gathered in Rome this evening to begin the 36th General Congregation of the Society of Jesus, called to accept the resignation of the current Superior General, Fr Adolfo Nicolás, and to elect a new