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Wendy Beckett – RIP
Jan 25, 2019
No community should botch its deaths. The renowned anthropologist, Mircea Eliade, suggested this and its truth applies to communities at every level.
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Honouring human rights pledges in the new Malaysia
Jan 18, 2019
After some to-ing and fro-ing, the government has finally said it would study six laws and either amend or repeal them.
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Struggling for sustenance
Jan 18, 2019
We all struggle to not give in to coldness and hatred. This was even a struggle for Jesus. Like the rest of us, he had to struggle, mightily at times, to remain warm and loving.
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Poverty, chastity and obedience in a secular age
Jan 12, 2019
Cardinal Francis George was once asked what he thought of the radical pacifism of people like Dorothy Day and Daniel Berrigan, prophetic figures who b
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The war against trees
Jan 11, 2019
Sometimes it seems we are engaged in a war against trees. In our quest for ‘development’ at all costs, often it is trees that are sacrificed – for construction projects, logging, highways, property development, industrial development.
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We need to be challenged
Jan 04, 2019
“We need to challenge our world towards a more responsible sexual ethos. We’ve lost our way!” Wonderful, needed challenges, all of them.
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The Long Wait, the Miracle of May 9… the Unfinished Journey
Dec 22, 2018
At the end of the year, we have a new government firmly in place – and despite the worst fears of some of us, nothing awful happened during regime change; the country is still at peace.
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Outside the city
Dec 22, 2018
God, it seems, favours the powerless, the unnoticed, children, babies, outsiders, and refugees with no resources or place to go.
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After anti-ICERD rally, how to allay old insecurities
Dec 14, 2018
After anti-ICERD rally, how to allay old insecurities
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Sunday Reflection
Trusting in God: The key to true prosperity
Reflecting on our Sunday Readings with Fr Philip Tay, OCD
