What the papers said in the week ending 14 January 2023 Controversies within the Churches attract headlines: Pope Francis speaks well of a cardinal who had been accused of malpractices, but … [Read more...]
Wrinkled brows to start the year
What the papers said in the week ending 7 January 2023 There are many things to cause wrinkled brows at the start of this New Year, but there are close personal actions that give warmth and meaning … [Read more...]
The search for reason and hope
What the papers said in the week ending 31 December 2022 As we come to the end of 2022, we acknowledge that this has been an awful year for the world and for people of all ages in this … [Read more...]
And so, the festival we have been waiting for arrives
What the papers said in the week ending 24 December 2022 The Pope, Archbishop of Canterbury and the young leader of Methodists in this country have shared messages: Pope to Curia: ‘Be … [Read more...]
Free Fusion? Cold Comfort?
What the papers said in the week ending 17 December 2022 Harsh times, and conflict: The old and vulnerable get special mention as the many-headed stresses threaten people’s well-being and … [Read more...]
Cold Britain or Better Britain?
What the papers said in the week ending 10 December 2022 The Archbishop of Canterbury is raising the profile of Christianity as he speaks to the need to be careful and kind to the most vulnerable: … [Read more...]
There’s more to old age than being old
David Jolley, Chair of Christians on Ageing, reports on a recent joint webinar/on-line presentation by Faith in Older People and Anna Chaplaincy. It is a personal reflection on an occasion of great … [Read more...]
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