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23 Aug 2020 |
Fr David Braithwaite SJ
In today’s debate about the worth of heroes, the Catholic tradition can hold both heroes and victims because Christ is both.
23 Aug 2020
Jesus’ life was spent doing the things he thought were important – celebrating and spending time with people he cared about. That’s not a bad way to live.
23 Aug 2020 |
Ann Rennie
It might be a time for muted celebration, but that doesn’t mean there’s nothing to celebrate.
18 Aug 2020 |
Peter Fleming
St Martha may have chosen the ‘worse part’, but she had a special relationship with Jesus, who knew that we need people like her in the world.
20 May 2020 |
Miranda King
Finding a faith that embraces justice, ecology and theology.
20 May 2020 |
Ann Rennie
It’s no longer possible to ignore the fact that our climate is changing. Now we need to find the courage to act.
17 May 2020 |
Brooke Myler
When disaster strikes, rather than asking ‘why is God doing this?’ it might be more helpful to ask ‘what is God asking of me at this time?’
17 Feb 2020 |
Kate Moriarty
Does the idea of Lent bring you more anxiety than spiritual solace? Perhaps there’s a different way to approach it.
12 Feb 2020 |
Brenna Dempsey
It sometimes feels that social media is full of nothing but anger and vitriol. But one of our young writers has discovered there are some communities where people can still find beauty and goodness.
11 Feb 2020 |
Ann Rennie
On social media, companies will pay millions for the right influencers to talk about their products. But the most important influencers aren’t measured by ‘likes’ or ‘followers’, but by the power of their words and actions.