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David Stewart, S.J., who was the London correspondent for America from 2014 to 2020, files from his native Scotland, where he now lives and works.
Politics & SocietyDispatches
French authorities’ move to shut down the camp put further pressure on the British government to accept more refugees, especially unaccompanied children.
Politics & SocietySigns Of the Times
Along the River Thames, to the east and the west, new tall buildings shoot up almost monthly.
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The biggest attraction of all was the presence of the crucifix of John Sullivan, S.J., an Irish Jesuit who died in 1933.
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“This is not a religious or political issue; it is a human tragedy, but one which, with determination, we can do something about."
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Questions remain over whether these new Olympic heights filter down to the grassroots or encourage British kids to be fitter, healthier or more virtuous.
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We need cheering up from time to time and it rsquo s hardly irresponsible if we take the opportunity when it presents itself The digital universe responsible for much that is woeful has expanded possibilities for fun too in a way we could never have imagined Almost exactly four years ago at
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The prevailing view in Westminster is that "Scotland is gone."
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The martyrdom of Father Jacques Hamel, an elderly priest in northern France, is shocking by any decent standards.
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For all our supposed refined gentility, the process for changing the leader of the government in the United Kingdom borders on the brutal.
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Many of the ordinary people of Northern Ireland and of Scotland are deeply concerned about the Brexit vote.