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- News
- Question of the week
- Comment
- Leader: ’Tis a gift to be sensible
- 100 Years Ago: Old Catholics in England
- Not innocent or perfect, but needing redemption
- Paul Vallely: Knowing where you came from
- Giles Fraser: Do people need saving from this?
- Wise up and get the good news out
- These monumental failures
- Simon Parke: It’s all in the nose
- How ‘spirituality’ helps outreach
- Letters
- Real Life
- Features
- Faith
- Humour and crossword
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Leader: ’Tis a gift to be sensibleTHERE is a story in Rolling Stone, recounted in the press column, of a US pastor who wished to invoke the Holy Spirit. |
100 Years Ago: Old Catholics in EnglandFOR some twelve years, we understand, there has been on foot a movement for organising an Old Catholic Church in this country. |
Not innocent or perfect, but needing redemption‘Redemption is a process, in which adults and children are implicated from the beginning of life’ |
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Paul Vallely: Knowing where you came fromOnce, the date would have passed unmarked on the Vallely family calendar. |
Giles Fraser: Do people need saving from this?No one doubted the devout character of Maude Royden’s faith, nor her intelligence, nor her grasp of the scriptures, nor the power of her oratory. |
Wise up and get the good news outNEWS IS now a commodity churned out by hard-pressed journalists working in “news factories”. |
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These monumental failuresIT IS COLOSSAL, but it has pleased no one. |
Simon Parke: It’s all in the nose“NO, I AIN’T been licking the cake-mix bowl!” says the child, with cake mix all over his face. |
How ‘spirituality’ helps outreachSARA MAITLAND said that the word “spirituality” was something that made her angry |
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