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What strict quarantine might teach us
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Constance Watson
Excuses, excuses
Niall Gooch
On the Church as the home of unity
Victoria Seed
Literary Helpdesk: 2nd (3rd?) Lockdown Edition (revised and extended)
Lucas Hollweg
Friday supper: Sea bass, avocado and Seville orange ceviche
Judaism
Iceland is the latest front in the war on religious freedom
April 20, 2018
The proposed ban on male circumcision is another example of secular authorities itching to legislate on religious belief
When the Gospel seems too hard and unpopular, just keep preaching
June 26, 2017
For liberal Christians, worldliness is at the core of their theology, though they may not know it
First books of the Bible show God’s love for humanity, says Francis
February 24, 2017
The Pope told Jewish scholars that the Torah showed 'paths of goodness [that we] must walk together'
So long, Leonard: thank you for helping me to find God
November 11, 2016
He was mocked as a miserablist, but he brought beauty out of the gloom
Jacob Neusner, Benedict XVI’s ‘favourite rabbi’, dies aged 84
October 11, 2016
The Jewish scholar whose work was admired by Pope Benedict has died at his home in New York
Religious leaders in Assisi praise Patriarch Bartholomew as a great ecumenist
September 20, 2016
Jewish, Anglican and Catholic leaders celebrated the 25th anniversary of the patriarch's enthronement
‘Now, more than ever, we need peace in the world,’ says Pope ahead of Assisi visit
September 19, 2016
Francis will pray for peace with leaders of other religions in the Italian town on Tuesday
Patriarch urges refugee repatriation as long-term solution in Middle East
June 29, 2016
Cardinal Bechara Rai, patriarch of the Maronite Catholic Church, visited to New York to discuss a permanent solution to Middle East refugee crises
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