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- Leader: Deacons, not doormats
- Giles Fraser: A real faith leads deep into the desert
- Paul Vallely: The whole society needs to join in
- How to find what makes for peace
- Simon Parke: Viewing my real space
- Responding to a sexualised society
- What Diana’s cult tells the Church
- 100 Years Ago: Deceased Wife’s Sister Act
- Why did this seem like a great moral safeguard?
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Leader: Deacons, not doormatsTHE PRIESTHOOD of all believers has proved a difficult concept for the Church. |
Giles Fraser: A real faith leads deep into the desertAcross the desert and deep in the mountains of Yemen is the industrial city of Ta’izz. |
Paul Vallely: The whole society needs to join inThe uncle of a friend of mine has lived in Norris Green all his life. |
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How to find what makes for peace‘We face urban diabetes, where parts of the body are starved’ |
Simon Parke: Viewing my real spaceTHERE IS a new television series on ITV: Britain’s Favourite View |
Responding to a sexualised societyProstitution and pornography are big businesses. But the champions of free trade are not altogether convinced that they are good businesses. |
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What Diana’s cult tells the Church‘It revealed a religious longing for ordinary kindness to the victimised’ |
100 Years Ago: Deceased Wife’s Sister ActAT LAST, after half-a-century of fruitless effort, the well-to-do have succeeded in their object. |
Why did this seem like a great moral safeguard?‘This injunction, its defenders believed, was all that stood in the way of incestuous anarchy’ |
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