Why Do People Go On Pilgrimage?
Pilgrimages to certain holy places seem to have a long history among Christians. What prompted people in the first place […]
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Church Faith Life Perspectives Shackleton
Faith Life Perspectives Shackleton
Can there be Doubt in Faith?
Why do many believing Christians so often shrug and say things like: If there really is a heaven… Is faith
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Christian Living Shackleton
How Can We ‘Judge Ourselves’?
In his column headed “Who am I to judge?”, Fr Ron Rolheiser wrote that God and Jesus judge no one,
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Magliano Peace & Justice
Reflecting on Pope Francis’ 2017 World Day of Peace message
“May charity and nonviolence govern how we treat each other as individuals, within society and in international life.” This statement
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God & Salvation Magliano
The Only Kingdom Worth Living and Dying For
The world is a wonderful place. Our God is so good in giving it to us. But to a large
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Christmas Poverty & Social Justice Raymond Perrier
Do We Spiritualise Poverty?
Christmas came early for me at Rhino Camp. I don’t mean in the form of tinsel or turkey or even
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Christmas Rowland
Even Children Can Be Inspirational
As I was going through some old writings I came across a column I wrote nearly ten years ago about
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Church Shackleton
Should the Pope Talk About Politics?
In his encyclical Laudato Si’ Pope Francis presents global warming and modern technologies as having moral implications, which are therefore
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Fr Chris Townsend Priests
The Funny Side of Being a Priest
Fr Chris Townsend has been a priest for 16 years – and its been an experience… As you read this,
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