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‘Terrorism’ – A Double Edged Sword

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INTRODUCTION   This reflective essay serves as an introduction to a four piece section starting on page 10, titled ‘The Aftermath of Charlie Hebdo’. It...
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Could Pope Francis be any Clearer About His Vision for the Church?

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        It would have been fascinating to be a fly on the wall on Sunday in any number of Rome’s restaurants or...
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Deadlines Loom, Bethlehem Brinkmanship Offers Optimism

Lead story

       On Sunday February 8, I attended the biweekly meeting of the Friends of Bethlehem Society at Bethlehem centre in Nanaimo. These meetings...
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Voice of Loyal Opposition Passes

Obituaries

Rev. Richard McBrien, who as a scholar brought distinction to a university theology department and who as an author and often-interviewed popular expert explained the...
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March 19, 2015

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Palimpsest – Seeking the Layers of Meaning in Life and the Game of Pool…

Columnists

     The day started with Webster and I at the James Joyce Bistro and Peacock Pool Room for a few friendly games. Unless he...
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Remembering Uncle Bill

Obituaries

     My name is Lorna Rumsby. I am the eldest of Bill’s fourteen nephews and nieces. We are evenly split: seven Rumsbys and seven...
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John L. Allen Jr.: Star Witness for the Exoneration of Opus Dei

Literary / Arts

     With the success of The Da Vinci Code, the right-wing Catholic organization Opus Dei came in for some doubtlessly unwelcome publicity – unwelcome,...
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Jean Vanier Praises “Primal Minds Primal Games

Literary / Arts

     This is a fascinating book, drawing on psychology, anthropology, sociology, history, and spirituality to hold up a mirror for us as human beings....
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Building Collaboration In Sooke

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     Advent has just begun, and the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul is anticipating a season of Hope!      The Society of...
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