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"Silence Is a Most Powerful Consent": Lay Catholics Challenging (or...

First, there's this: Silence is a most powerful consent . . . . If you’re reading this and you go to church every Sunday but you know that discrimination is... Read more

The 05 April 2014 by William Lindsey
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When Jesus Came to Teddington

A project for Palm SundayA couple of weeks ago our senior teenage group listened to a poem ‘When Jesus came to Birmingham’. Following on from that, we asked the... Read more

The 13 April 2014 by Richardl
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Interview with Tamara Lunardo – Editor of What a Woman is Worth

On April 1st the book What a Woman is Worth was released. Today I’m excited to introduce you to editor and writer Tamára Lunardo. Read more

The 15 April 2014 by Marilyngardner5
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DOES NIGERIA REALLY HAVE A FUTURE? By Somefun Oluwaseun Ayodeji

By Somefun Oluwaseun Ayodeji Growing up as a boy at home, school and even in Church, we were constantly being reminded that we will be “the leaders of tomorrow”. Read more

The 26 April 2014 by Samoluexpress
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David Clohessy for SNAP: Twice-Arrested Priest in St. Louis Still Being...

I'd like to point readers today to David Clohessy's posting at the SNAP blog site about the small but loud bunch of Catholics rallying around Father Joseph Jian... Read more

The 29 April 2014 by William Lindsey
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Finding My Niche – An Oxymoron by Cindy Brandt

Cindy Brandt has written for Communicating Across Boundaries before and today I’m happy to welcome her again with a contribution to the Finding Your Niche... Read more

The 01 April 2014 by Marilyngardner5
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On Loss – A Repost by Robynn

Today it is appropriate that we repost this beautiful piece by Robynn on loss. As she works through yet one more loss in her life I am grateful she wrote this... Read more

The 25 April 2014 by Marilyngardner5
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RESPONDblogs: Can the Human Heart Change for the Better?

Iâm preparing to visit sub-Saharan Africa next week. Specifically, Iâll be spending time in both Malawi and Mozambique â two of the worldâs poorest... Read more

The 28 April 2014 by Stuart_gray
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The Plague

Sitting on the bus next to some guy with a consumptive cough may not be the best place to read Plagues and Peoples. But William H. Read more

The 16 April 2014 by Steveawiggins
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DemolaRewajuDaily: Death Be Not Proud On Social Networks

By Demola Olanrewaju Although derived from pagan tradition, Easter has come to be associated with the death and the resurrection of the Christian Messiah –... Read more

The 23 April 2014 by Samoluexpress
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