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Re Teachers Warned Of Over-superficiality
Churches join forces to examine role of religion by Joanna Moorhead RE teachers must avoid oversuperficiality in the classroom, leading to "an arid communication" of religious......
Christian Socialists Urge Pr On Labour
CHRISTIAN Socialist Movement members have urged the Labour Party, which meets for its annual conference in Brighton the week after next, to consider reforming the voting system.......
Svp Celebrates In Lourdes And All Around Britain
A SIGNED mass for the deaf and hard of hearing at Our Lady's grotto in Lourdes will mark the first ever Society of St Vincent de Paul Week, which is being held between September......
Schools' Mission To Joy-riders
SCHOOLS must show young people that "burning up the street in a stolen car" is not more interesting than the National Curriculum, the general secretary of the Association of......
Spuc's Nationwide Battle
DELEGATES to this weekend's Society for the Protection of Unborn Children conference will be urged to carry out a nationwide door-to-door leafleting campaign to highlight the......
Mary A Source Of Unity Says Cardinal
THE Virgin Mary should be a source of unity among Christians, not of divergence, the primate of Ireland told pilgrims at Walsingham at the weekend. Cardinal Cahal Daly, leading......
Bishop Praises Hospital Chaplains
HOSPITAL chaplains play a very important role in healing bruised and broken hearts, bringing them closer to God, Bishop Patrick Walsh said this week at the. opening of an......
Stonyhurst Launches Campaign
A NEW £1.9 million science centre is to be built at Stonyhurst College in Lancashire to mark the 400th anniversary of the foundation of the Jesuit school. An appeal for £2......
News Iii Brief
Challenge to care ACTRESS Thora Hird issued a "challenge to care" this week at the launch of the National Childrens Home fundraising fortnight. "We should never forget that our......
Clergy Get In The Swing On The Links With Their Golfing...
Bishops' diaries FEW sports enjoy as much clerical affection as golf: on Mondays, the traditional priests' day off, links around the country echo with tales from pulpit and......