Previous Issue: Spring 2005
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STORIES
Gazing ahead
The future looks bright for Australia's star basketball duo
Deep Reconciliation
World War II prisoner of war Jan Ruff O'Herne shares her journey to forgiveness
Filling the gaps
Digging deep for historical records at MacKillop Family Services
In the shadow of death
Dead Man Walking author Sr Helen Prejean walks with the condemned
on death row
Travels near and far
Loved ones with dementia continue to wander into our hearts and minds
Not a cop-out
Terry O'Connell believes that restorative justice practices can help break
the crime cycle
Wild beasts and time
Thanking God for furry friends at the annual Blessing of the Animals
Cocoa goes to uni
Student Layla Champion introduces a different kind of student to her university
Breaking out by taxi
A pilgrim to a World War II grave in Germany forges an unlikely connection
In sight, out of mind
Parish nurse Leonie Rastas finds new ways to assist people with dementia
Brought face to face
Life's bigger challenges can draw us deeper into our relationships
The modern woman
Loreto founder Mary Ward was a woman before her time
REGULAR FEATURES
Letters
EXPLORATIONS: Why do people suffer?
Giveaway
Odd places to pray
Under siege: prayer can bring us relief in the darkest of places
Activities
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