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Latest issue: 23 May 2003  From a Baghdad parishGreg WattsIraqi Christians are more afraid of hijackers and looters than radical Muslims. A journalist and author reports from the parish of St Elya's
Church in the WorldThe Pope, at 83, looks back - and forward |
AfricaHopes fade for Uganda's abducted seminarians | AmericasBishop blames US border policy |
AsiaChinese law will isolate Hong Kong Church, bishop warns | RomePope deplores 'blind violence' of Morocco bombers |
Battlelines over the new Europe
What shape does the EU's new constitution envisage for its institutions? What should be Europe's global role? Our Paris correspondent weighs the different views...
Pastors without walls
Prison chaplaincies are now multi-faith. Our reporter spoke to the pioneering Anglican Chaplain-General who is meeting the new challenges...
St Petersburg the Great
Peter the Great's city is 300 years old. The founder of the Keston Institute raises his glass to its dramatic past and promising future...
Medellin still echoes
They may no longer refer to the option for the poor, but some Latin-American bishops are still radical. Our Paraguay correspondent went to meet them...
Ecumenism: the way ahead
Deeper communion is the key to the future of Christian unity. The president of the Vatican's ecumenical council spells out his vision...
