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Apology from Archbishop of Canterbury coming for Reformation violence against Catholics
Trevor Grundy - Religion News Service
January 18, 2017
The statement is expected to express remorse that the (Protestant) Church of England carried out so many acts of violence.
Arts & Culture
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A small land with an outsized role
Joseph McAuley
January 10, 2017
While it has long been a gleam in the Russian eye, it has been a thorn for Western diplomacy.
Politics & Society
Dispatches
Donald Trump has some choice words for a wind farm that spoils his view in Scotland
David Stewart
January 10, 2017
President-elect Trump took rhetorical swings at Scotland's first minister as a wind farm threatens to ruin the view from in Aberdeen.
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In All Things
What do Graham Greene, Flannery O’Connor and Caravaggio have in common? Their Ignatian imagination.
Sean Salai
December 21, 2016
'Imagination is a spiritual reality that can draw us toward the good, the true and the beautiful.'
Politics & Society
Dispatches
Why people of faith in the UK need to fight against bigotry and fear this Advent.
David Stewart
December 20, 2016
The upsurge of xenophobic and hate-filled public conduct in the United Kingdom requires an urgent response from people of faith.
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German Catholics search for consolation in prayer after Berlin attack
Zita Fletcher - Catholic News Service
December 20, 2016
"The past night has struck us and shaken us deeply," Bishop Gebhard Furst told attendees at Rottenburg's Cathedral of St. Martin.
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