Another world, or two
We all tend to live our lives in our usual boxes, coming and going about our usual business, family, work, […]
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Perspectives Rowland
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Would you like to confess your sins on the Internet?
A quite remarkable and thoroughly frightening article in the Miami Herald a while back told of rapid growth in the
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Seeking the face of God in new technology
By Russell Pollitt SJ Working with students I often find that I am competing with SMSs, Mixit, MySpace, Facebook and
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Perspectives Sebothoma
My father is gone, but he lives on
I did not expect my father to go so soon. Even now I don’t know how to describe my feelings.
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The look of love
By John Galloway OMI The response of most Catholics to Pope Paul VI’s 1968 encyclical Humanae vitae was probably that
Perspectives Shackleton
Getting sick from hands at Mass?
We shake hands at Mass with all sorts of people. Then the sacred host is put in the same hands
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An exemplary couple
What happens when an adventurous Irish young man travels to South Africa and suddenly finds himself face to face with
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An American vote for hope?
Barack Obama positioned himself to be a mesmerising bridge builder as far back as 2004, when he was handpicked by
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Perspectives Simmermacher
Striking the right note at a funeral not as easy as it sounds
A diocese in Ireland has banned Céline Dion’s music from funerals, provoking much ire among potentially bereaved Catholics. The decision
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