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On matters of life and death it’s time academia started taking its responsibilities seriously
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Fr Alexander Lucie-Smith

The author who teaches us that hedonism comes at a price
January 04, 2016
Submission tells us a great deal about ourselves, and if we are to continue as we are, the future is hardly bright
Rhodes must stay: destroying the past is a mark of tyranny
December 29, 2015
Cecil Rhodes, for better or for worse, is part of our history
Mother Teresa was a saint on a revolutionary mission
December 21, 2015
Her canonisation will be the Year of Mercy's crowning moment
Secular people would love the return of Advent
December 18, 2015
As the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem says, we should have a more moderate Christmas
The persecuted Christians of North Korea deserve our attention and prayers
December 16, 2015
The People’s Republic of North Korea is surely the nearest thing we have to an Orwellian totalitarian state
How we worship God is of vital importance
December 14, 2015
There are profoundly differing visions of God in the world, and these dictate the sort of societies that we have built for ourselves
Anyone who speaks critically of the Pope is not risking their immortal soul
December 10, 2015
The Pope is only infallible when speaking on faith and morals, ex cathedra
Why divine grace is central to the Year of Mercy
December 09, 2015
The power of grace will allow us to reach new heights of holiness this year
The Corab report is grossly unfair to Catholic schools
December 07, 2015
Sectarianism is not a self-evident result of religious selection in schools
Choosing between Pam Ayres and King David at a wedding should be a no-brainer
December 03, 2015
The bishops of England and Wales are right about secular poems at weddings
From Homeland to The Bridge, we’re drawn to TV’s wounded heroes
December 02, 2015
Why do crime fighters with psychological flaws continue to captivate television viewers?
Bombing alone will not stop ISIS
November 30, 2015
We have been bombing ISIS in Iraq for some time now, and it does not seem to have had any decisive effect
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