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In the May issue, Vol 19/5, we take a critical look at the crisis in Mt Elgon region of Kenya, where ethnic clashes and violence have been raging for months, ahead of the upcoming General Elections, meanwhile, the reign of terror continues in Zimbabwe.
With the Easter season gone, we reflect on what lessons we learnt from it as we continue our search for God, this time looking at instances when we do not seek him genuinely, like the Pharisees.
And with Pentecost just around the corner, we get interesting insights into the freshness that the Holy Spirit brings into our lives which are often like juggling between dirty socks! We also take the time to reflect on Pentecost and what it means to us.
In the family pages we look at the man in crisis and the effect that media has on our children. Interesting is also the number of men and women, who have lost their lives serving the Gospel in the recent past, plus laughs and gigs on your leisure page, with the new page; Teach Yourself your Faith.
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INTRODUCTION
The Seed is great company in the journey of faith for families, students, youth, associations, groups, SCC, Church leaders, teachers, catechists, religious & seminarians.
The basic structure of the magazine remains consistent , which makes it very popular. It covers church & church-related matters locally, continent-wide & internationally. Ten issues are produced every year, and each year , The Seed offers to its readers a colourful family Calendar, featuring top quality photographs, daily bible readings, the saint of the day & church feasts. Occasionally , we also publish books. The Seed is a leading Catholic magazine since August 1988. |
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KILLING FIELDS OF MT. ELGON
On the slopes of Mt Elgon, a terror gang roamed the hills killing, raping and maiming innocent people for months, in clashes that are believed to be election related, but what are the real issues here, is there more to it than meets the eye?
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THE REIGN OF TERROR
Zimbabwe , under a violent and oppressive regime, is crumbling slowly, with a collapsed school system, disintegrating healthcare and infrastructure. A shroud of fear hangs over the once rich nation.
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PENTECOST
A critical reflection on Pentecost and what the Holy Spirit means in our lives, and St Joseph , the Patron saint of workers, can we learn something from him today? |
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We feature different
aspects of our faith to help you grow spiritually. we will feature different topics every month. This month we focus on
THE BIBLE .More... |
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This month we feature the origin of the Prayer
" Hail Mary"
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If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor. If an elephant has its foot on the tail of a mouse and you say that you are neutral, the mouse will not appreciate your neutrality
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