A Nation of Outrage
In the years after the fall of the Third Reich, some Germans would try and find some redeeming feature in
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Editorials 2017
Editorials 2017 Saints
Sainthood for Denis Hurley?
The first step on the road to the possible canonised sainthood of Archbishop Denis Hurley, one of the great sons
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Abuse Church Editorials 2017
Catastrophic Leadership on Abuse
The resignation of an abuse survivor from the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors is an indictment of the
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Easter Editorials Editorials 2014 Lent
Lenten Joy and Pain
For Catholics, and some other Christians, it is part of life’s cultural tradition to make the sacrifice of giving up
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Editorials 2017
The Water of Life
Water, its lack and its abuse, has become a headache for municipal authorities across the land. Officialdom and consumers in
Easter Editorials 2017 Lent
Hope in Lent
This Week’s editorial looks at the REAL hope of the Lenten Season One of the most fascinating tales in Greek
Church Editorials 2017 Shackleton
Journalistic Truth in a Spin Today
Guest editorial by Michael Shackleton – It is instructive that the upcoming presidential elections in France have pushed some internet giants
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Editorials 2017
Where’s the Decency?
This week’s editorial looks at the decline of decency especially with regards to the recent alarming developments in the US.
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Editorials 2017 Women and the Church
Why We Must Be Feminists
This week’s editorial examines the role of gender in society and the Church On February 8, the feast day of
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