Focus
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What the Vatican’s decision to charge five people over alleged leaks really means
Nov 24, 2015
The announcement that five people, including two journalists, allegedly responsible for latest round of leaks are to be charged under the laws of the Vatican City State, has generated considerable reaction and looks likely to generate more.
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Banning the Lord’s Prayer advert is a foolish affront to freedom of speech
Nov 24, 2015
Most of the cinemas in the country will not be showing a one minute advertisement made by the Church of England which features the Our Father
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Composer's music celebrates women in the Catholic church -- as priests
Nov 23, 2015
When composer Rich Moriarty, 69, was inspired four years ago to write music for a liturgy to celebrate women in the church, he had a particular role i
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For Syrian refugees, faith groups want a US welcome mat
Nov 23, 2015
Religious groups are pushing back against a wave of opposition toward Syrian refugees and working to preserve the U.S. as a haven for them.
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Church leaders welcome review of Indonesian religion law
Nov 20, 2015
Catholic leaders in Indonesia have welcomed an announcement that the government will review legislation that critics say restricts constitutional protection to religious freedoms.
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Religious nationalism threatens the “stability of India and the whole world
Nov 20, 2015
The Hindu nationalist ideology that has arisen over the past century in India (Hindutva) begins with a conception that India is a Hindu nation, in which Hinduism is a default way of life for Indians.
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Christians are victims of unprovoked violence
Nov 20, 2015
Practically in every part of the world, Christians have become victims of unprovoked violence.
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For the Pope, in today’s world “the greatest famine is that of charity”
Nov 20, 2015
In today’s world, “the greatest famine is that of charity: we need, most of all, people with eyes renewed by love and a gaze that inspires hope.
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Waiting in the midst of a culture that does not want us to wait
Nov 19, 2015
We’ve all been that little child, waiting for grandparents or cousins to arrive, gazing out the window and down the street, longing impatiently to see our loved ones. Little kids even have a hard time waiting for their parents to serve dessert.
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US bishops: ‘Abortion and marriage are key election issues’
Nov 19, 2015
US bishops have issued an election-year guide stressing a moral imperative to evaluate candidates according to their position on marriage and abortion.



Sunday Reflection
An invitation to respond and embrace new life
Reflecting on our Sunday Readings with Fr Ravi Alexander, OFM Cap
