Recent Editorial
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The new Thirty Years’ War
Sep 19, 2014
One hundred years ago Sunday, the "war to end all wars" broke out in Europe.
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Promoting religious freedom is ‘root’ of Middle East peace
Sep 19, 2014
Encouraging robust religious freedom is a critical foundation for peace and stability in the Middle East, said panelists discussing the ongoing violence facing Christians in the region.
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China: the unfulfilled dream of Mother Teresa
Sep 11, 2014
Mother Teresa passed away on September 5 1997. On the 17th anniversary of that day, her nuns are still steadfast in the hope of opening a Missionaries of Charity house in mainland China.
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The meaning of the Selangor crisis
Sep 11, 2014
If the installation of Tan Sri Khalid as menteri besar of Selangor stands, then that fact, by itself, will mean and signify and establish that whatever the formal "niceties".
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Pope Francis pursues a thaw in relations with mainland China
Sep 11, 2014
Facing mixed signals coming from the government on the Chinese mainland regarding dealings with the Vatican, Pope Francis hopes to warm their relationship and someday establish a diplomatic representative in Beijing.
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Pope Benedict was right about Islam at Regensburg
Sep 04, 2014
As I write, the headlines and my various news feeds are filled with images of some of the most loathsome barbarities we have seen since the end of World War II.
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What ISIS wants is military intervention
Sep 04, 2014
To present the events in Iraq as a clash between Islam and Christianity is to ignore the complexities of this tragic situation in the Middle East.
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After 65 years, is China finally ready to embrace the Pope?
Aug 28, 2014
Pope Francis flew over China on his way to South Korea late last week, where the Catholic Church has seen rapid growth in the last decade.
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Following Francis
Aug 28, 2014
Francis, the first Jesuit pope in history, is a missionary. Like his fellow Jesuits Francis Xavier and Matteo Ricci before him, he passionately desires to share “the joy of the Gospel” with the peoples of Asia.
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We should have seen the Iraq crisis coming
Aug 21, 2014
The appalling killing of Christians and Yazidis and others by an advancing brutal group, Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS), has brought once largely academic discussions around religious freedom into our living rooms.



Sunday Reflection
God is not like us
God is beyond us. That is what the readings point to this weekend. The fact that God is a mystery and beyond our thinking is not something that should frustrate or disappoint us but, rather, it should be a source of our hope and the ground that we walk on as Christians.
