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| State moves against Christians | Kigali welcomes arrest of ?genocide? priest | | Apology to Protestants over Vatican letter | ?Non-existent? Church pleads for equality | | Church fights to keep control of schools | ?No ransom? for release of missionary | | Posts for women hint | Bishops to advise on Iraq withdrawal | | Bishops accuse foreign firms of exploitation | Adultery allegations case ?a diversion? | |
Featured ArticlesMugabe throws the first stone James RobertsMugabe throws the first stoneIt was the moment that the Zimbabwean president had waited for. Allegations of adultery against Archbishop Pius Ncube have silenced the one man who has consistently criticised Robert Mugabe and kept the attention of the world on his dictatorial excesses...
We should mind the gap Niall Cooper We should mind the gap With Dickensian disparities between rich and poor once again a feature of life in Britain, church-based and other charities will be looking beyond donations to a long-term solution and a new campaign...
Let down ? but for one Samaritan James FreestoneLet down ? but for one SamaritanAt 2 a.m. on a London street, a mugging leaves the writer not only bruised and battered but disillusioned about human nature. Then came help from an unexpected quarter...
Behind the Cold War bluster Phillip KnightleyBehind the Cold War blusterWhile many were making merry invoking the words of Le Carr? during this month?s diplomatic spat between Britain and Russia, old warriors meeting in Moscow were secretly moving ?deterrence? into the twenty-first century...
Ahead of his time Ashley BeckAhead of his timeNinety years ago this August, Benedict XV sent his ?Peace Note? to the warring nations of the First World War. Joseph Ratzinger took the same papal name in acknowledgement of his predecessor?s courage. But in 1917, this prophet was ignored...
A moment of reconciliation Michael McMahonA moment of reconciliationMass celebrated for young offenders together with the Pope?s motu proprio reminded a former chairman of the Latin Mass Society of the real meaning of communion...
No sign of a rapprochement Alain Woodrow No sign of a rapprochement From De Lubac to Lefebvre, France has long been a place of passionate argument about Catholicism and the liturgy. Publication of the Pope?s motu proprio has provoked intense debate and has consequences not only for celebration of the Mass but a wider vision of the Church...
In close harmony Alan McLeanIn close harmonyIf a church is to be a spiritual community, then its members need to learn how to communicate and how to support one another. For one congregation, that meant changing the way funerals are conducted...
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